我这么个重病之人
“For such a severely ill patient like me,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“we do not recommend that you go on a long trip.”
我这么个 重病之人
“For such a severely ill patient like me,”
“it'd be weird if the results were normal.”
“Of course my test results are bad, look at my condition—so don't make a big deal out of it.”
In Chinese culture, patients or individuals in tough situations often use self-mockery to relieve emotional tension and prevent relatives or doctors from worrying excessively.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
a seriously ill person
A slightly formal, dramatic phrasing often used humorously or solemnly to describe someone with severe health issues.
someone like me; such a...
Used colloquially to frame oneself modestly, self-deprecatingly, or to highlight one's specific condition.