你干吗说是你先动的手啊
“Why did you say you started it?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Thank you, boss. Thank you, boss.”
你干吗 说是 你 先动的手 啊
“Why did you say you started it?”
“The boss likes me. If I say I started it, he won't do anything to me.”
“You shouldn't have taken the fall for this, it was reckless of you.”
In hierarchical or close peer relationships, someone might intentionally take responsibility for an infraction to shield another person who has less social capital.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
why; whatever for
A colloquial alternative to 'why' that often carries mild reproach or bewilderment.
make the first move; throw the first punch
Commonly used to describe initiating physical violence or conflict.
Softens the interrogative question and adds an overtone of genuine bewilderment or concern.