瞧你这话说的
“Listen to yourself.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Heaven, give me some inspiration.”
瞧你这话说的
“Listen to yourself.”
同学一场
“We've known each other for years.”
“Don't talk like an outsider; we're in this together.”
In Chinese culture, having shared time as classmates creates a lasting personal bond where overly formal requests or self-deprecating remarks are seen as unnecessarily distant.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Look at how you put it / You shouldn't say that
A highly idiomatic phrase used to gently tease or brush aside someone's overly polite or misplaced remarks.
Softens the rhetorical tone and completes the nominalized evaluation of the listener's phrasing.