我是觉得你们精神可嘉
“I just think your spirit is commendable.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
何必奚落我们呀
“Why mock us?”
我是觉得 你们 精神可嘉
“I just think your spirit is commendable.”
“So poor, yet you still work for the Archives.”
“You are foolishly stubborn to keep suffering for a worthless cause.”
Chinese speakers often employ overly formal commendations like 'spirit is commendable' ironically to point out someone's foolish persistence or lack of practical success.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
one's spirit or dedication is commendable
Literally positive praise, but often used playfully or sarcastically to mock futile perseverance.