她这个人就是不太讲理嘛
“She is not reasonable.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
她是不是电影看多了
“Does she watch too many movies?”
她 这个人 就是不 太 讲理 嘛
“She is not reasonable.”
那 那
“Then...”
“Don't overthink her behavior; she is simply an unreasonable person by nature.”
Being 'jiangli' (讲理) implies acting according to common moral consensus and fairness. Labeling someone 'bu jiangli' effectively excludes them from standard social negotiation.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to be reasonable; to listen to reason
A fundamental virtue in everyday Chinese communication; often negated as 不讲理 to describe irrational or stubborn people.
simply is; after all
A colloquial frame used to assert an obvious fact or explanation that should resolve further questioning.
Used at the end of the clause to present the explanation as self-evident and natural.