可是有意为难啊
“was meant to put us on the spot?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
师侄方才问的问题
“The question you just asked”
可是 有意为难 啊
“was meant to put us on the spot?”
公羽师叔
“Senior Uncle Gong Yu,”
“You are clearly picking on me on purpose, aren't you?”
In sect culture, juniors must address seniors with deference even when confronting them, framing accusations as polite inquiries to avoid outright disrespect.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
intentionally; deliberately
A formal and slightly restrained alternative to '故意'.
to make things difficult for someone; to put someone in a tough spot
Commonly used in interpersonal tensions when one person creates obstacles for another.
Softens the rhetorical question while adding a lingering, contemplative or teasing tone.