看见没有 这何大锤敲鼓敲得半吊子
“See that? He Dachui's drumming is half-baked.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
压
“Down.”
看见没有 这何大锤 敲鼓 敲得 半吊子
“See that? He Dachui's drumming is half-baked.”
“He's pretty convincing as the class teacher.”
“Look how clumsy he is—he clearly doesn't know what he's doing.”
Calling someone '半吊子' is a typical Northern Chinese idiom used to deflate someone's pretension when they show off poorly mastered skills.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
did you see that?; look at that
A highly colloquial marker used to draw someone's attention to an ongoing action or spectacle.
half-baked; amateurish; dilettante
A common colloquial insult referring to someone who has only a superficial grasp of a skill.