你们俩不是吵架
“You two aren't fighting,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
Hama酱
“Hama-chan...”
你们俩不是吵架
“You two aren't fighting,”
“It's not a real fight; you're just pouting and being petty with each other.”
In Chinese relationships, differentiating 'chaojia' (serious arguing) from 'nao bianniu' (immature sulking or pouting) serves to de-escalate tension and emphasize emotional intimacy.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
the two of you
A very colloquial and ubiquitous contraction of '你们两个'.
not having a fight / not having an argument
Used as the first half of a contrastive pattern (不是...而是...) to redefine an interaction.