这话太恶毒了 我说不出口
“It's too mean. I can't say it.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
要给我带什么话
“What message did they want to pass?”
这话 太恶毒了 我说 不出口
“It's too mean. I can't say it.”
王芳
“Wang Fang,”
“I want you to know how awful that person was being, but I will not dirty my own mouth repeating it.”
In Chinese interpersonal ethics, repeating extremely harmful gossip can make the messenger appear complicit, prompting speakers to overtly disclaim responsibility.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
cannot bring oneself to say aloud
Use this potential complement pattern when words are too embarrassing, hurtful, or taboo to utter.
too vicious / exceedingly malicious
Used to describe intensely cruel words, intentions, or deeds.
Functions as an intensifying particle marking an excessive state when paired with '太'.