不是我真怕你 你叫我什么 我叫你马福
“I am not afraid of you. What did you just call me? I called you Ma Fu.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Ma Fu. Let me make this clear. It was Mr. Pei who told me to hold back.”
不是我 真怕你 你叫我什么 我叫 你马福
“I am not afraid of you. What did you just call me? I called you Ma Fu.”
“Say that again! Ma... So what?”
“Don't mistake my restraint for fear; how dare you call me that to my face?”
Calling a senior colleague or acquaintance by a bare or altered personal name without an honorific title is considered an intentional slight and a breach of face.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
it's not like I'm actually scared of you
Used to clarify defensively that backing down was courtesy, not cowardice.
what did you just call me?
A rhetorical challenge uttered when someone uses an offensive or overly familiar title.