碰到我算你们倒霉
“You ran into me—that's your bad luck!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
听到什么声音了
“What do you hear?”
碰到 我 算你们倒霉
“You ran into me—that's your bad luck!”
谁让你们看到不该看的东西啊
“You saw something you shouldn't have!”
“You crossed the wrong person at the wrong time, and now you will pay the price.”
In Chinese confrontation rhetoric, attributing an enemy's impending demise to their personal bad luck (倒霉) deflects moral culpability and asserts total situational control.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
just your bad luck / tough luck for you
Used in colloquial speech to dismiss someone's misfortune or ruthlessly state that someone is out of luck.
to run into / to bump into
Common everyday verb used for encountering people, obstacles, or coincidences unexpectedly.