你还想我给你把话说清楚
“You want me to make things clear for you?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我不走
“I'm not leaving.”
你还想我给你把话说清楚
“You want me to make things clear for you?”
“You really don't know your place. Get out!”
“You have nerve demanding an explanation from me when you are entirely out of line.”
Demanding that someone 'spell things out' directly in Chinese interpersonal conflict often breaks the implicit decorum, frequently triggering harsh accusations of ignorance or disrespect.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to make oneself clear / to spell things out clearly
A very common colloquial construction used when demanding or refusing explicit clarification.