你那么嫌弃我啊
“Do you dislike me that much?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
刺耳的尖叫
“shrill screams.”
你那么 嫌弃我 啊
“Do you dislike me that much?”
我不是嫌弃你
“It's not that I dislike you.”
“Are you really that repulsed by me, or are you just making excuses?”
Using words like '嫌弃' often serves as a playful or vulnerable test of affection, prompting the other person to comfort and deny any aversion.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to dislike and avoid; to look down upon or be disgusted by
Commonly used in interpersonal contexts when one feels unappreciated or treated as a nuisance.
Softens the rhetorical accusation into a hurt, seeking question.