本来堵车就已经晚了 还碰见你 对不起
“Already late from traffic, and now you. Sorry.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我赔给你
“I'll pay you.”
本来堵车就已经晚了 还 碰见 你 对不起
“Already late from traffic, and now you. Sorry.”
我怎么这么倒霉呀我
“Why do I have such bad luck?”
“You are just the icing on top of my terrible day.”
While 'duibuqi' literally means sorry, when tacked onto an aggressive grievance it functions as an abrasive dismissal rather than genuine remorse.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
was already in the first place
Emphasizes that an undesirable state or condition already existed before a second negative event occurred.
and then ran into you of all people
Used to express misfortune or annoyance at an unwelcome encounter compounding existing troubles.
Indicates that the state of being late has already occurred.