你这都跟谁学的呀
“Who did you learn all this from?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“already in your heart.”
你这都 跟谁学的 呀
“Who did you learn all this from?”
话本里看到的
“I read it in storybooks.”
“You sound like someone in a romance novel; where did you pick up such smooth lines?”
Historically, vernacular storybooks (huaben) were widely consumed as popular romantic literature, often blamed jokingly when youth spoke with melodrama.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
learned from whom / picked up from whom
Used playfully or critically to ask where someone picked up a new trick, habit, or cheeky phrase.
Softens the interrogative sentence, adding a friendly, curious, and lighthearted tone.