是你怎么回事 又不是你妈回来找你
“What's wrong with you actually? It's not your mother who came to find you.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
怎么回事
“What's wrong with you?”
是你 怎么回事 又不是 你妈 回来找你
“What's wrong with you actually? It's not your mother who came to find you.”
你这么心烦干什么呀
“Why are so perturbed?”
“Why are you taking this harder than the person it actually happened to?”
In close Chinese relationships, friends or relatives speak bluntly to pull someone out of vicarious distress and restore rationality.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
what is going on; what is wrong
A versatile phrase to express confusion or inquire about a problematic situation.
it is not as if; it is not like
Used to dismiss an overreaction by clarifying what is not true.