你说你跟了我半天
“You said you've been following me all day.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
霍开明
“Huo Kaiming!”
你说你 跟了我半天
“You said you've been following me all day.”
今天跟我半天的人
“Aside from my parents,”
“You claim you were following me all this time, but I know you're lying.”
Opening with '你说...' (You claim...) often serves as a rhetorical device to repeat an adversary's statement before directly dismantling it.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
tailed me; followed me
Used colloquially to describe following or stalking someone.
half a day; a long time
Frequently used as an exaggeration meaning 'for ages' or 'a considerable duration'.