可能邻居家孩子闲着没事
“Maybe the neighbor's kids were bored,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
没人吗
“Is nobody there?”
可能邻居家孩子 闲着没事
“Maybe the neighbor's kids were bored,”
半夜过来豁弄我
“so they came to prank me in the middle of the night.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In traditional Chinese communities, residents often know the habits of neighborhood children well enough to assume they are behind minor mischief.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
having nothing better to do / idle and bored
Commonly used colloquially with slight irritation to describe someone engaging in pointless or bothersome activities.