你们俩又在这儿说我什么坏话呢
“What gossip are you two whispering about me now?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“See? Zheng is stubborn as a mule.”
你们俩又 在这 儿说我 什么 坏话 呢
“What gossip are you two whispering about me now?”
我说他就是头倔
“I said he is a stubborn...”
“I caught you two talking about me; care to share with the class?”
Playfully accusing close friends or colleagues of 'badmouthing' oneself is a common way to break the ice and demonstrate familiarity.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to speak ill of someone; to badmouth
A very common colloquial expression used when people talk negatively behind someone's back.
the two of you
A natural spoken contraction of '你们两个人' used in informal conversation.
Marks an ongoing action and softens the question, lending an inquisitive and playful tone.