你自信一点好不好 有谁会讨厌你啊
“Please be more confident. Who would dislike you?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
真的呀
“Yes.”
你 自信一点 好不好 有谁会讨厌你 啊
“Please be more confident. Who would dislike you?”
别碰
“Don't touch me!”
“You are completely lovable, and I like you a lot, so stop doubting yourself.”
In close Chinese relationships, friends often push back firmly against self-doubt with rhetorical questions to force the other person to recognize their worth.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
be a bit more confident
A common encouraging phrase used to cheer up insecure friends or loved ones.
who would ever...
A rhetorical question pattern used to strongly assert that nobody would do something.
Softens the rhetorical question and adds an affectionate, reassuring nuance.