虽然他有的时候 是挺烦人的
“Although sometimes he is quite annoying,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
没尝出来
“and didn't taste it.”
虽然他 有的时候 是 挺烦人的
“Although sometimes he is quite annoying,”
“sometimes, he's pretty different.”
“I know he can get on people's nerves, but that's not the whole story.”
In Chinese romantic dialogue, speakers frequently downplay their true affection by leading with a playful complaint (欲扬先抑) before admitting what makes the person special.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
sometimes; at times
Useful for qualifying statements so you do not make an absolute generalization.
quite annoying / irritating
A very common colloquial expression to describe someone or something that gets on one's nerves.
Forms an adjective phrase with 烦人 emphasizing the persistent quality.