绕了一圈 你还没有 回答我的问题
“After all this, you still haven't answered my question.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我们第一次见面
“the first time.”
绕了一圈 你 还没有 回答我的问题
“After all this, you still haven't answered my question.”
为什么愿意来见我
“Why did you agree to meet me?”
“Stop dodging my question and tell me the real reason you agreed to meet me.”
While Chinese conversation often relies on implicit hints, directly pointing out that someone is 'talking in circles' creates playful tension or asserts control in a romantic or social encounter.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
beating around the bush / talking in circles
Used colloquially to point out that someone has diverted the topic back to the beginning without addressing the core point.
answer my question
A direct prompt used when asking someone to clarify their stance or respond properly.