现在赚着钱呢 哪有功夫搭理你
“I'm busy making money. No time for you.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你为啥不搭理人
“Why ignore me?”
现在 赚着钱 呢 哪有功夫 搭理 你
“I'm busy making money. No time for you.”
你说啥
“What?”
“Stop bothering me, I am busy with serious work and you are just distracting me.”
Invoking 'earning money' is frequently treated in vernacular Chinese culture as an unassailable reason to sideline emotional or social demands.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
how could there be time / don't have the time to
A rhetorical phrase used to express having no spare time or inclination to do something trivial.
to pay attention to / to acknowledge someone
Colloquially used, often in negative contexts to show deliberate cold-shouldering or lack of attention.
Emphasizes the ongoing nature of the action, heightening the speaker's busy state.