咋 不相信哥 没没没
“What? Don't you trust me? I do trust you.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
平时我不咋喝
“I can't drink a lot.”
咋 不相信哥 没没没
“What? Don't you trust me? I do trust you.”
你看
“Look.”
“Don't doubt me, trust my judgment on this.”
Referring to oneself as 'Ge' establishes pseudo-familial warmth and expects unquestioning trust and solidarity from peers.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
don't trust your big brother / don't trust me
Commonly used in informal male camaraderie to playfully demand trust or assert seniority.
no, not at all
A rapid repetition of 'no' used to swiftly deny an accusation and soothe social awkwardness.