你这么说 就不怕伤害你女朋友
“Saying that, aren't you afraid of hurting your girlfriend?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你知道你自己在说什么吗
“Do you know what you're saying?”
你 这么说 就不怕 伤害你 女 朋友
“Saying that, aren't you afraid of hurting your girlfriend?”
你说爱我的时候
“When you said you loved me,”
“You are crossing the line, and you should feel guilty for betraying her.”
Invoking a partner's feelings ('hurting your girlfriend') serves as a direct ethical reality check against infidelity and ambiguous romantic overtures.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
speaking like this; saying such things
Used to reference and challenge a statement that was just made.
not afraid of; aren't you worried about
Frequently used in rhetorical questions to emphasize the reckless or inconsiderate nature of someone's actions.