又是你逼的吧 你喊什么
“Was it you again? Why are you shouting?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
为啥退学啊
“Why?”
又是 你 逼的吧 你 喊什么
“Was it you again? Why are you shouting?”
你不嫌柏庶丢人哪
“Aren't you embarrassed for Bai Shu?”
“You caused this mess by pushing too hard, so don't you dare raise your voice at me.”
Chinese domestic conflicts over education often result in spouses blaming each other for 'forcing' (逼) extreme academic outcomes or pushing children to their breaking point.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Did you force it again?
Use '又是...吧' to express strong suspicion and annoyance toward someone repeating a bad habit.
Why are you shouting?
A direct, confrontational pushback when someone raises their voice in an argument.
Softens the accusation into a rhetorical assumption, inviting a reaction while projecting confidence in the claim.