和我谈一谈 我不想和你谈一谈
“Have a talk with me? I don't want to talk with you!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你就是想教训我
“You just want to lecture me!”
和我 谈一谈 我不想 和你 谈一谈
“Have a talk with me? I don't want to talk with you!”
“You just want to lecture me, and I refuse to sit here and take it.”
In Chinese family or mentoring dynamics, '谈一谈' (having a talk) is frequently perceived by juniors as a euphemism for moral lecturing or scolding.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to have a chat; to have a talk
The reduplicated verb softens the action into a discussion, but here it is mimicked sarcastically to reject the gesture.
do not want to ... with you
A direct and forceful phrasing indicating total reluctance to engage with the person addressed.