牛皮 牛皮 牛皮啥呢 牛皮
“What are you cheering for?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
抓人呢 别跑
“It's urgent. Don't run.”
牛皮 牛皮 牛皮 啥呢 牛皮
“What are you cheering for?”
“Huh? Not the head. Don't hit my head.”
“You think you're such a tough guy? Let me show you who's really in charge.”
Elders in working-class Chinese families often use mocking and blunt physical correction to puncture the false bravado of rebellious youth.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
awesome; bragging; acting tough
A colloquial northern term commonly used to describe someone boasting, acting big, or trying to appear impressive.
What are you boasting about?
Use this rhetorical question to knock down someone's unearned arrogance or pretentiousness.
Marks a rhetorical question with an exasperated and mocking tone.