你嘴里是不是吐不出好听话啊
“Do you ever say anything nice?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
闭嘴吧你
“Shut up already.”
你嘴里 是不是 吐不出好听话 啊
“Do you ever say anything nice?”
不是 大森啊
“Wait, Sen,”
“Everything you say is nasty and offensive. Clean up your mouth.”
Chinese interpersonal ethics strongly emphasize 'koude' (virtue of speech); someone accused of being unable to say pleasant words is seen as deliberately malicious and uncultivated.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
unable to say anything pleasant / speaking only nastiness
A vivid colloquial phrase derived from idioms describing someone who habitually speaks harshly or maliciously.
isn't it the case that / is it true that
Placed before a predicate to form a sharp, confrontational rhetorical question.
Elevates the tone into an emphatic and exasperated rhetorical protest.