你还锁门你
“You even locked the door.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你还锁门 你
“You even locked the door.”
起来啦
“Get up!”
“What is the big secret that you have to lock your door against your own family? Open up and get out of bed!”
In many traditional Chinese households, locking one's bedroom door against parents or close family is often viewed with suspicion or mild offense, as family space is considered communal.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
You even [do something], you! (emphatic pronoun framing)
Repeating the pronoun 'you' at the end of a short clause is a very natural colloquial way to express playful or mild indignation toward someone close.
to lock the door
A standard verb-object compound; can be separated by aspect markers or complements.