你问我干啥 我是问你 喜欢什么样的男孩
“Why are you asking me? I'm asking you, what kind of boys do you like?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你笑什么呀 你喜欢什么样的呀 妈问你呢
“What's your type? What's your type? Mom is asking you.”
你问我干啥 我是问你 喜欢什么 样 的 男孩
“Why are you asking me? I'm asking you, what kind of boys do you like?”
啥样的我都不喜欢
“I don't like anyone.”
“Stop deflecting the question back to me and tell me your romantic criteria.”
Chinese parents often take an active, persistent interest in their adult children's dating criteria and marital prospects.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
why are you asking me?
An informal spoken colloquialism used to deflect an unwanted question or push focus back to the other person.
what kind of / what sort of
An essential spoken interrogative phrase used to inquire about preferences or qualities.