你小子那日分明不是这么说的
“You didn't say that before.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我便有了取而代之的念头
“Then I decided to take his place.”
你小子 那日 分明 不是这么说的
“You didn't say that before.”
你说你要手刃仇人
“You said”
“Stop lying to me; you are changing your story from revenge to personal ambition.”
Calling a younger male 'Xiaozi' establishes seniority or rough camaraderie, allowing the speaker to challenge them directly without formal politeness.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
you brat; you rascal; you guy
Used by an older person or close peer to address a younger male, ranging from affectionate teasing to mild scolding.
clearly; obviously; plainly
Used as an adverb to emphasize a known fact when rebutting someone's lie or excuse.
Used at the end of the statement as part of a certainty structure to emphasize and affirm what happened in the past.