不是我 不是我说的 老付说的
“It wasn't me. It was Fu.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
把我们大伙叫来陪你了
“Then, he called all of us here to keep you company.”
不是我 不是我说 的 老付说的
“It wasn't me. It was Fu.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Prefacing a surname with 'Lao' conveys casual familiarity and warmth among coworkers or long-time friends, without formal titles.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
it wasn't me, not me
Everyday defensive response used to swiftly disclaim responsibility.
Old Fu (nickname for a friend surnamed Fu)
Using '老 + surname' is the standard informal, affectionate way to address older or male peers in Chinese culture.
Forms part of the '是...的' construction used to emphasize the agent of an action.