你们为什么非要来我家看球
“Why do you insist on watching the game at my place?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“If you practiced from birth, maybe you could. Let me ask you a question.”
你们 为什么非要 来我家看球
“Why do you insist on watching the game at my place?”
“Since Coach left, Qin Ao was afraid you'd be lonely.”
“You guys are making a mess in my place, but I know you're just keeping me company.”
Close friends in China often tease each other with pseudo-complaints about barging in, which actually affirms intimacy and lack of social distance.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to insist stubbornly on doing something
Used to express mild exasperation or questioning regarding someone's stubborn preference.
watch a ball game
A common everyday pastime collocation referring to watching televised soccer, basketball, etc.