人家东西你看什么看
“Why were you snooping through his things?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
人家 东西 你看什么 看
“Why were you snooping through his things?”
“I thought it was some adult tapes.”
“Keep your hands and eyes to yourself, it is none of your business.”
'Renjia' frequently serves as a third-person pronoun emphasizing that something belongs to others, invoking social norms of respecting interpersonal privacy.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
other people's stuff/belongings
'人家' is used here to refer to a third party or someone else's private property.
what are you looking at; stop staring/snooping
A sharp, colloquial rebuke using the 'Verb + 什么 + Verb' pattern to demand someone cease an irritating action.