莫要取笑我
“Don't make fun of me.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Exactly. My Lady's beauty is unmatched in the world. Right, My Lady?”
莫要取笑 我
“Don't make fun of me.”
“Stop flattering me so much, it's making me blush.”
Accepting extravagant praise outright is viewed as unrefined; deflective modesty ('do not tease me') is the culturally polite reflex.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
do not; please don't
A semi-formal or literary imperative equivalent to '不要', common in period dramas.
to poke fun at; to tease; to mock gently
Used when someone makes jokes about you or flatters you to the point of light teasing.