我 我又没那么多钱
“I-I don't have that much money.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“How about you offer 1,200 taels of gold and I pay an extra ten?”
我 我又 没那么多钱
“I-I don't have that much money.”
好
“Alright.”
“You are trying to take advantage of me, and there is no way I am paying that much.”
While mutual sharing is common, disproportionate splitting often invites direct or teasing resistance to protect personal face and money.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
it's not like I have; I don't even have
A colloquial rebuttal pattern used to defend oneself against an unrealistic expectation or demand.
that much money
Used to denote an excessive or unaffordable amount of cash.