我可能是烧迷糊了
“I might be confused from the fever...”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
其实我今天 我
“Actually, today I...”
我 可 能 是 烧迷糊了
“I might be confused from the fever...”
就有好多事吧 我都
“...but there are a lot of things that I...”
“Please don't hold what I did or said against me; I wasn't thinking straight.”
Attributing emotional blunders, awkward words, or social missteps to physical ailments like fever or drunkenness is a common face-saving tactic in China.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
delirious or dazed from a fever
Commonly used colloquially both literally and figuratively to explain illogical speech or poor judgment.
Marks a change of state into being confused or dizzy.