夸人的话听起来一点也不甜?
“does your compliment sound so unflattering?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
怎么
“Why”
夸人的话 听 起来 一点也不甜 ?
“does your compliment sound so unflattering?”
寄灵那个傻子
“Ji Ling, that silly boy.”
“Why are you being so sour when I just said something nice about you?”
In Chinese social interaction, calling someone's words 'sweet' (甜) often denotes affectionate or pleasing speech, and teasing someone for not being sweet enough is a common flirtatious habit.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
words of praise; compliments
A common colloquial phrase referring to flattery, compliments, or nice remarks spoken to another person.
not at all; not in the least
Standard pattern placed before an adjective to emphasize complete negation.