来 不吃 就一片 你想害死我
“- Here. - No. Just one. You want to kill me?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
听话 吃一片
“Be good, take one pill.”
来 不吃 就一片 你想害死我
“- Here. - No. Just one. You want to kill me?”
是吧
“Do you?”
“Stop forcing me, there is no way I'm swallowing that pill!”
Elderly family members or resistant patients often use dramatic hyperbole in intimate Chinese households to playfully or stubbornly deflect caregiving pressure.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
won't eat / won't take (medicine)
Used bluntly to refuse food, drink, or oral medication.
Are you trying to get me killed?
A common colloquial hyperbole used half-jokingly or in annoyance when someone pushes an undesirable task or food.