不 这这 这也太那个了吧 你少吃点
“Wait, this is too few. You eat less.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这你的
“This is yours.”
不 这这 这也 太那个了 吧 你 少吃点
“Wait, this is too few. You eat less.”
不然血脂又该上去了
“Or, your blood lipids will spike.”
“This portion is crazy unhealthy for someone with your health issues!”
Using '那个' to stand in for direct negative descriptions is a common way in spoken Chinese to soften harsh evaluations and maintain social harmony.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
too excessive / too over the top / too extreme
A handy euphemism replacing a negative adjective to soften criticism or express shock without naming the exact flaw.
eat a bit less
Common spoken phrase used to advise someone to moderate their food intake for health or etiquette.
Softens the blunt judgment '太那个了', making the exclamation sound more conversational than harsh.