你骗骗我都行
“Lie to me if you have to.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我就是想要一句话
“I just want a word from you.”
你 骗骗我 都行
“Lie to me if you have to.”
“Give me something to live for.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese emotional narratives, giving a comforting lie to provide hope ('bentou') is sometimes seen as more humane than a crushing, unvarnished truth.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
lie to me a little / deceive me softly
Reduplication softens the verb 'to lie', indicating a tragic request for comforting deception.
even that would be fine / would work
A spoken phrase indicating total concession or lowering one's standards to the absolute minimum.