秘密还 别老惹事
“Secret? Don't make trouble.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
凑一块就惹事
“Whenever you guys are together, you're always up to no good!”
秘密还 别老惹事
“Secret? Don't make trouble.”
我都跟导演说好了 我这两天就 先把台词背熟
“I've talked with the director. I'll memorize my lines in advance,”
“Quit making excuses and keep your head down so you don't mess up your job.”
In Chinese relationships, blunt admonitions like warning someone not to 'cause trouble' often reflect genuine protective care rather than hostility.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
stop always doing something / don't keep on
A common colloquial phrase used to scold or advise someone against repeating an annoying habit.
to cause trouble / to stir up trouble
Commonly used by parents, elders, or peers to warn someone against provoking disputes or creating problems.