但他有的时候 也挺不一样的
“sometimes, he's pretty different.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Although sometimes he is quite annoying,”
但他 有的时候 也 挺不一样的
“sometimes, he's pretty different.”
和你
“Unlike you,”
“Don't write him off just yet—there is actually something special about him.”
Chinese interpersonal communication often uses contrastive concessions ('although annoying at times, he is also unique') to convey affection without sounding overly effusive.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
sometimes / at times
Commonly used to introduce a qualification or intermittent behavior.
quite different / unique
A polite, positive way to say someone stands out or has a distinctive personality.
Placed at the end of the clause after '挺不一样的' to add assertiveness to the personal impression.