这是你娘教你说的吧
“Your mother taught you to say this, didn't she?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
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“Got it?”
这是你娘 教你 说的 吧
“Your mother taught you to say this, didn't she?”
“My mother always tells me this.”
“Those sound like your mother's words coming out of your mouth, not your own.”
In traditional Chinese culture, a child's polite speech and dutiful bearing are directly attributed to the mother's moral teaching ('jiao'), reflecting the family's overall discipline.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
taught you to say
Used to describe scripted or coached speaking, often applied to children echoing adult opinions.
Softens the assertion into an educated guess and seeks confirmation from the interlocutor.