老跟我说一些不太合适的话
“always saying inappropriate things to me.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
他有点奇怪
“He is a bit strange,”
老 跟我说 一些 不太合适 的话
“always saying inappropriate things to me.”
蜜语
“Miyu,”
“He is crossing lines and making me uncomfortable, and I want you to know about it.”
Describing inappropriate advances or offensive behavior as simply 'not quite suitable' allows speakers to criticize improper conduct while maintaining conversational decorum.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
always telling someone...; repeatedly saying to someone...
Used informally to emphasize habitual, often irritating repetition of an action directed at the speaker.
not quite appropriate; improper
A classic Chinese euphemistic hedge to describe behavior that violates etiquette or personal boundaries without using harsh words.