不是哥 你听我说
“Listen to me.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
拍的那都是些什么 凭什么这么对我
“What were those films? Who are they to treat me like that?”
不是 哥 你听我说
“Listen to me.”
我之前真没想到 这石火是这样的
“I didn't expect Shi Huo to be that kind of person.”
“Calm down for a second and let me explain before you jump to conclusions.”
Calling a male peer or senior '哥' (older brother) during a dispute softens the confrontation by evoking a fraternal bond and showing respect.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Hold on; wait a minute; no, look
Commonly used in spoken Mandarin as a conversational starter to pause an interlocutor's anger or interrupt their train of thought.
Listen to me; hear me out
A standard spoken phrase used when urgently asking someone to withhold judgment until you explain.