我没钱了 刚刚我们都听见了 你领导说
“I have no money. We heard it just now. Your leader said”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Our dorm and canteen are free. Only you need to pay.”
我没钱了 刚刚我们 都听见了 你 领导 说
“I have no money. We heard it just now. Your leader said”
“you're on a paid business trip. You must have money. Give it to me.”
“Leave me alone, my pockets are completely empty!”
Playfully or defensively claiming lack of funds is a frequent conversational tactic among close peers to avoid teasing or being made to pay.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
out of money / broke
Common casual phrasing used to plead poverty, either genuinely or jokingly.
heard everything / we all heard it
Used to playfully bust someone's excuse by indicating the secret is out.
Signifies a change of state, indicating the depletion of funds.