真是忘恩负义的坏猫
“What an ungrateful bad cat!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“and you've only been with Ye Xian for a few days. How did you end up like this?”
真是 忘恩负义 的坏猫
“What an ungrateful bad cat!”
喂
“Hey!”
“I took care of you, yet you switched loyalties so fast!”
Chinese speakers frequently employ serious four-character literary idioms like '忘恩负义' in hyperbolic, comedic ways when talking to pets or close friends.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
ungrateful; biting the hand that feeds you
A common four-character idiom used here humorously, but can also be used seriously to condemn betrayal.