行啊 胆子挺大呀
“Well, you're pretty bold.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
行啊 胆子挺大 呀
“Well, you're pretty bold.”
“Why are you pretending to be a waiter? Are you here to ruin the event?”
“You think you are clever sneaking in here, but you are in serious trouble now.”
Praising an opponent's boldness (胆子大) is a conventional Chinese rhetorical device to issue an intimidating warning before escalating confrontation.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Not bad / Look at you
Can indicate genuine approval or, as used here, sarcastic surprise at someone's impudence.
Quite daring / Pretty bold
Frequently used in confrontations to mock or reprimand someone who crossed a line.
Enhances the mocking and provocative tone of the rhetorical compliment.