你不是特讨厌我们吗 比起你们
“Don't you hate us? Compared to you, I hate my stepdad more.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我能去你家吗
“Can I go to your place?”
你 不是特讨厌我们吗 比起 你们
“Don't you hate us? Compared to you, I hate my stepdad more.”
我更讨厌我后爸
“Compared to you, I hate my stepdad more.”
“Why are you coming to my place when you hate us? Well, you are still better than being at home.”
Adolescents under domestic strain often seek refuge with distant peers, preferring awkward social friction over severe family tension.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
really hate / intensely dislike
Colloquial Northern Chinese phrasing where '特' serves as a short intensifier for '特别'.
compared to / in comparison with
Used at the start of a clause to introduce a standard of comparison.
Converts the rhetorical assertion into a direct question demanding explanation.