你都要叫得人尽皆知了
“have you screaming everyone's ears off.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Otherwise, with your temper, even a tiny scratch on your finger would”
你 都要 叫得 人尽皆知 了
“have you screaming everyone's ears off.”
好像还真受伤了
“You know what? I am hurt.”
“You are always such a drama queen whenever you get even a tiny scratch.”
Chinese speakers often express closeness and fond familiarity by jokingly exaggerating each other's flaws or dramatic behaviors.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
known to everyone / notorious
A common idiom used to describe things or news that become widely public knowledge.
about to / on the verge of
Used here with rhetorical exaggeration to dramatize an imminent or hypothetical outcome.
Functions as a sentence-final aspect marker indicating an imminent state or hyperbole.