你们的事啊 我真是没工夫管
“I don't have time for your drama.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
他是我男朋友
“He's my boyfriend.”
你们的事啊 我 真是 没工夫管
“I don't have time for your drama.”
“All you do is cause trouble. Auntie Zhu trusts us so much,”
“I am exhausted by your endless drama, yet you're forcing me to deal with it.”
Chinese parents often state they have 'no time to care' (没工夫管) out of exasperation, which paradoxically signals deep emotional involvement rather than true detachment.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
have no time / have no energy for
A colloquial northern expression meaning lacking time, mental energy, or inclination to deal with something.
Marks a topic pause and adds an exasperated, conversational tone to the initial clause.