谁让你又进厨房了
“Who told you to cook?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
把咱们孩子照顾好
“Just rest and take care of our baby.”
谁让你 又进厨房 了
“Who told you to cook?”
你怎么知道的
“How did you know?”
“You should be resting, why are you tiring yourself out cooking?”
In close Chinese family relationships, love and protective concern are often expressed through affectionate scolding rather than explicit praise or sweet talk.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
who told you to / who let you
A rhetorical phrase often used to express mild blame, dissatisfaction, or protective concern.
to enter the kitchen / to cook
Commonly refers to doing culinary chores or preparing meals at home.
Indicates the realization of an action that goes against the speaker's prior advice or expectation.