还在跟爸爸撒谎
“You're still lying to me.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
撒谎
“Liar.”
还在 跟爸爸 撒谎
“You're still lying to me.”
“I know you're hurting and lying; you can't fool me, so just tell me the truth.”
Chinese parents often refer to themselves as 'baba' (Dad) or 'mama' (Mom) rather than 'I/me' when speaking to children to reinforce parental authority, warmth, and filial obligation.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to lie; to tell a lie
Common everyday verb for lying or deceiving someone in spoken Chinese.
to lie to someone
Standard prepositional pattern where '跟' (gēn) marks the target or recipient of the lie.