你脑子不好 你可能没听清
“Your brain is still injured. Maybe you heard wrongly.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Of course not. Did I say that?”
你 脑子不好 你可能 没听清
“Your brain is still injured. Maybe you heard wrongly.”
是你刚才自己说的呀
“That's what you said.”
“I totally said that, but I'm going to pretend you misheard it so I don't look silly.”
Close friends or romantic partners in Chinese often use feigned insults like blaming the other's brain or hearing to playfully dodge accountability and flirt.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
poor memory or slow-witted
A common colloquial phrase used casually or jokingly among close friends or partners, but rude toward strangers.
did not hear clearly
Use this naturally when asking someone to repeat themselves or pointing out auditory confusion.