摘下来算你有本事 我告诉你 德行 你看
“If you dare, take it off. Go ahead. I dare you. Stop acting!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你摘摘摘
“Go on!”
摘下来 算你有本事 我告诉你 德行 你看
“If you dare, take it off. Go ahead. I dare you. Stop acting!”
还给我演 演
“Stop acting!”
“You don't have the guts or the skills, stop pretending!”
In northern dialects, invoking '德行' mocks someone's outward demeanor and virtue, serving as a biting, colloquial put-down.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
I'll admit you have real capability / I dare you to do it
Used as a provocative challenge implying the listener lacks the ability to accomplish the task.
disgraceful behavior; cheap attitude; shameful look
A colloquial northern Chinese insult directed at someone acting arrogant, ridiculous, or shameless.