你在说胡话了
“you're talking nonsense.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
郎君
“My lord,”
你在 说胡话 了
“you're talking nonsense.”
徐氏八年前离京时好好的 怎么会有灵位呢
“She was fine when she left the capital eight years ago. How come there is a memorial tablet of her?”
“What you are saying is completely absurd and impossible, so stop speaking such madness.”
Bringing up death, spirits, or spirit tablets unexpectedly is deeply inauspicious in traditional Chinese culture, often met with swift verbal dismissal to ward off bad luck or denial of trauma.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
talk nonsense / talk deliriously
Used to describe someone babbling in a fever or uttering absurd, unbelievable, or taboo things.
Signifies a change of state, indicating the listener has now crossed into irrationality or delirium.