我不答应你甭想离婚 离不离你说了不算
“I won't agree to divorce. Our divorce isn't up to you.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我不理解呀
“I don't understand.”
我 不答应 你 甭想 离婚 离不离 你说 了 不算
“I won't agree to divorce. Our divorce isn't up to you.”
法庭见
“See you in court.”
“You have no power here; I will never let you walk away easily.”
In Chinese legal and social tradition, mutual consent makes divorce straightforward, so one party's refusal often forces prolonged mediation or bitter legal battles.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
don't even think about it / out of the question
A colloquial northern contraction of '不用想' used to firmly shut down someone's expectations.
have no say / not up to someone
Used to negate someone's authority or decision-making power in a situation.