我真真正正有想杀了你的心
“I seriously feel like killing you right now.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
通完了 这么快
“Already? That fast?”
我 真真正正 有想 杀了你 的心
“I seriously feel like killing you right now.”
感谢房东
“Thank you”
“You have pushed my patience to the absolute limit.”
Chinese speakers often employ extreme, morbid metaphors humorously or dramatically to signal exasperation without intending actual violence.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
truly; genuinely; authentic
An emphatic reduplication of '真正' used to emphasize absolute sincerity or reality.
the urge to kill you
A highly hyperbolic colloquial idiom used among familiar contacts to express severe exasperation rather than real malice.