你跟我说你不懂
“You tell me you don't understand?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
对 打开一点 男老板带女下属去打高尔夫
“Yes, a little wider. A male boss took a female employee to play golf.”
你跟我说 你不懂
“You tell me you don't understand?”
“Stick your butt out a little. Yes, like this.”
“Don't play dumb with me, you know exactly what is going on here.”
Out-of-office activities like golfing with a senior male executive often carry subtle social and romantic undertones, where feigning complete ignorance is viewed with skepticism.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
you're telling me...?
Used as a rhetorical preface to register disbelief at what someone just claimed.
not to understand; to be clueless
Frequently used in social contexts to mean lacking savvy or being naive about unspoken rules (潜规则).