江寒声 你怎么回事啊
“[2002] Jiang Hansheng, what's going on with you?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
就在你到之前
“just before you arrived.”
江寒声 你怎么回事 啊
“[2002] Jiang Hansheng, what's going on with you?”
看我不顺眼呗
“[2002] You just don't like me, do you?”
“What is your problem? Why are you acting so unreasonably?”
Calling an adult acquaintance or colleague by full name followed immediately by 'what is wrong with you' indicates that customary politeness and face-saving boundaries have been dropped.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
what is wrong with you; what's the deal with you
A very frequent spoken phrase used to confront someone whose behavior is baffling, offensive, or out of line.
Heightens the urgency and exasperation of the rhetorical challenge.