你躲里边 你不知道 你还问我们
“You're hiding in here, yet you don't know? And you're asking us?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“And what is that thing outside?”
你躲里边 你不知道 你还问我们
“You're hiding in here, yet you don't know? And you're asking us?”
我和我的人下来的时候
“When my men and I came down,”
“You coward, you were hiding the whole time—how would we know any more than you?”
Using a string of short rhetorical observations ('you hide, you don't know, yet you ask') is a prevalent conversational tactic in Chinese to dismantle someone's right to criticize or question.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
and yet you still ask us
Used with '还' to criticize someone for asking an obvious, unreasonable, or hypocritical question.