大人 您干吗呀
“My Lord, what are you doing?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
来呀
“Come here.”
大人 您 干吗呀
“My Lord, what are you doing?”
不要嘛 大人
“Stop it, My Lord.”
“Stop playing around, you're teasing me!”
In romantic or courtesan contexts, displaying mild, feigned resistance ('干吗呀', '不要嘛') is a traditional way to project charm and heighten flirtatious tension.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
What are you doing? / Why are you doing that?
A colloquial, slightly petulant or flirtatious way to question someone's sudden physical or verbal action.
Softens the blunt question into an intimate, playful, or whiny tone.