你来干吗 今天也不知道倒什么霉了
“What? I don't know what bad luck I had today.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
老赵 老赵
“Zhao.”
你来干吗 今天 也不知道 倒什么霉 了
“What? I don't know what bad luck I had today.”
“What happened? I didn't win a single round. Come.”
“I'm in a foul mood because I keep losing, so don't bother me right now.”
Close friends or neighbors in China frequently greet each other with faux hostility or complaints about trivial bad luck without causing genuine offense.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
What are you here for? / What brought you here?
A blunt, highly informal spoken query used between close friends or when mildly annoyed.
run into bad luck / have terrible luck
A common colloquial phrase used to vent exasperation over an unlucky streak.
Marks a completed event or state change, emphasizing the realization of ongoing misfortune.