以前觉得你这人挺讨厌的
“I used to think you were quite annoying.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
以前觉得你这人挺讨厌的
“I used to think you were quite annoying.”
这两天
“These past couple of days,”
“I used to dislike you, but I'm starting to actually like you now.”
Chinese speakers often express budding affection by bringing up past annoyances, masking vulnerability with playful teasing.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
someone like you / you as a person
A colloquial way to refer to someone's character or personality, often used in fond teasing or mild complaint.
quite annoying / obnoxious
Expresses irritation; when paired with past-tense framing, it often softens into affectionate banter.
Functions here to assert a past state or characteristic definitively.