小心磕掉自己的大牙
“Or you may knock your teeth out.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
慢点
“be careful.”
小心 磕掉 自己的 大牙
“Or you may knock your teeth out.”
“Don't blame Changyu for that too.”
“Keep rushing like an idiot and you'll hurt yourself, and don't you dare blame Changyu for it.”
In close Chinese family dynamics, affection and caution are often packaged as sharp, hyperbolic scolding rather than gentle encouragement.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
be careful; watch out
Often paired with negative consequences in spoken Chinese as a sharp, preventative warning.
to knock off; to chip or break off by bumping
Used colloquially when physical impact causes an object or body part (like a tooth) to break or fall out.
molars; front large teeth
Frequently featured in hyperbolic colloquial idioms involving laughter or clumsy injury.