挺会出花招啊
“Pretty crafty, huh?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
挺会 出花招 啊
“Pretty crafty, huh?”
姐姐 我们比一比谁更快吧 眼前这个能跟孩子们
“Sister, let's race and see who's faster! Could the person in front of me,”
“Look at you being so clever and crafty; don't think I didn't notice.”
Accusing someone of pulling tricks ('出花招') in a casual context serves as friendly teasing (打趣) rather than moral condemnation.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to play tricks; to pull clever stunts
Commonly used in informal speech to describe someone coming up with unexpected, tricky, or flashy methods.
quite good at (doing something)
Often used in spoken Chinese to playfully praise or banter about someone's knack for doing something.
Softens the exclamatory teasing remark, making it friendly and non-hostile.