你要拖累我到什么时候啊
“How long are you going to hold me back?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“I've taken care of you, and you still can't tie your shoes.”
你要 拖累 我到 什么时候 啊
“How long are you going to hold me back?”
“I am exhausted from taking care of you; get your act together and stop depending on me.”
Chinese familial obligations place heavy duty on relatives, but unremitting burdens often lead to blunt expressions of resentment.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to encumber; to drag down; to burden
A emotionally loaded verb describing being a heavy financial, emotional, or practical burden on others.
until when; how much longer
A rhetorical question pattern used to vent exasperation about an unending ordeal.
Intensifies the rhetorical question, emphasizing emotional exhaustion and irritation.