我记得咱们 刚认识的时候 你不是嫌我幼稚嘛
“I remember when we first met, didn't you think I was childish?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
是嫌我老了
“You think I'm old.”
我记得 咱们 刚认识 的时候 你 不是 嫌我幼稚 嘛
“I remember when we first met, didn't you think I was childish?”
现在也幼稚啊
“You're still childish now.”
“You used to call me childish, so don't turn around and call me old now.”
Couples in Chinese culture often use gentle teasing and recalling minor flaws from early dating stages to express comfort and intimacy.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
when we first met
Useful conversational anchor to introduce nostalgia or contrast past and present.
disliked me for being childish
The verb '嫌' means to dislike or find fault with someone for a specific trait.
Highlights an obvious or shared fact in a warm, reminder-like tone.