这孩子毛手毛脚的 真是
“Look at you, so clumsy. Seriously.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
红霞 带他们俩出去玩去
“Hongxia. Take these two outside to play.”
这孩子 毛手毛脚 的 真是
“Look at you, so clumsy. Seriously.”
还是我们家子玉好
“Our Ziyu is so much better.”
“This kid is constantly making a mess and cannot do anything smoothly.”
Chinese adults often openly critique children's behavioral shortcomings within the household, frequently leading into direct social comparison with other children.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
clumsy; butterfingered; careless
A very common idiomatic adjective used to describe someone who drops things or handles objects roughly.
really; honestly
An exclamation placed at the end of a sentence to express exasperation or mild discontent.
Emphasizes the descriptive characteristic of clumsiness.