你怎么还不来 再不来我真生气了
“Why haven't you come yet? Hurry up, or I'll be mad.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“I'll wait across from the school. Hurry up.”
你 怎么还不来 再不来 我 真生气了
“Why haven't you come yet? Hurry up, or I'll be mad.”
徐局
“Chief Xu,”
“Hurry up, my patience is wearing thin and I need your attention right now.”
Threatening to get mad in close relationships often functions as playful pouting rather than genuine hostility, used to elicit affection and prompt urgency.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
why haven't... yet
Used to express impatience or surprise that an expected action has not yet occurred.
if (you) still don't... then...
A common conditional pattern used to issue playful warnings or serious ultimatums.
Indicates an imminent change of state, reinforcing the threat that anger is about to happen.