八卦上了 忙你的去
“Don't be nosy. Just do your work.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你最近跟嫂子是不是…
“Are you and your wife…”
八卦 上了 忙你的去
“Don't be nosy. Just do your work.”
“Stop prying into my personal life and focus on your work.”
Close friends or peers often use seemingly blunt imperatives like telling someone to 'go be busy' to deflect delicate marital or private questions without creating real interpersonal offense.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
go mind your own business / get back to work
A direct colloquial imperative used among close friends or colleagues to dismiss someone teasing or prying.
gossiping / nosy
Widely used as an adjective or verb in casual Mandarin to describe indulging in rumors or personal gossip.