你也挺记恨叶剑的是不
“you also hold a grudge against Ye Jian, don't you?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你也挺 记恨 叶剑的是不
“you also hold a grudge against Ye Jian, don't you?”
我更恨我自己
“I hate myself more.”
“Admit it, you hate his guts just as much as anyone else does.”
Chinese interpersonal communication often discourages openly admitting personal grudges, so asking someone directly if they 'harbor hatred' forces a rare confrontation with hidden feelings.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to harbor resentment; to hold a grudge
Used to describe deep, lingering negative emotions or enmity directed toward a specific person.
isn't it; right?
Here contracted colloquially to 是不, used at the end of a sentence to seek verification or prompt an admission.