我从心里佩服你 碰到这点破事
“I 'admire' you deeply. You face a few setbacks.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你也太棒了
“You're absolutely brilliant.”
我 从心里佩服 你 碰到 这点 破事
“I 'admire' you deeply. You face a few setbacks.”
就想退缩了
“And you're retreating?”
“You're a pathetic coward if you want to quit over something this trivial.”
Expressing exaggerated respect ('I truly admire you') just before exposing an embarrassing flaw is a common Chinese rhetorical strategy to sting the opponent's face.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
admire you from the bottom of my heart
Can be genuine praise or, as here, inverted to deliver biting irony and mockery.
this trivial mess / this stupid little problem
A dismissive colloquial expression used to downplay a problem or belittle an obstacle.