这几个是在峇来行骗 行骗够了
“These guys were scamming in Balai. They made enough money there,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
怎么还打人呢
“Why did you hit me?”
这几个是在峇来 行骗 行骗 够了
“These guys were scamming in Balai. They made enough money there,”
现在上船想要去金藩继续行骗
“and now they're on this ship to continue scamming in Jinfan.”
“Don't pity them; they are scammers getting what they deserve.”
In public disputes, revealing moral corruption or criminal deceit is a common tactic to win over onlookers and legitimize vigilante justice.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to cheat; to practice fraud
A formal yet commonly spoken verb used to describe running scams or deceiving others.
enough; to have had one's fill of something
Used after a verb to emphasize that an activity has reached saturation or an excessive level.
Marks the completion or realization of an extensive period of fraudulent actions.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“I heard this Balai Ancient God is very good at bewitching people.”
“I'm telling you, there's something off about that Balai Ancient God. That thing isn't human at all. Sir,”
“That Balinese statue is said to be extremely eerie.”
“Even if it were a lie, I'd accept it.”
“there are many scammers nowadays.”
“Scammers nowadays are too blatant.”