How to say "你笑啥 馋死你" (nǐ xiào shá chán sǐ nǐ) in Chinese dialogue
你笑啥 馋死你
What are you laughing at? Just to make you jealous.
Show Information
Source Media
TV Series
Season & Episode
S1 E19
Clip Timestamp
32:16
TMDB ID
282558
Conversation Context
| Line | Chinese | Pinyin | Translation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 怎么没有酒啊 我喝了 | zěn me méi yǒu jiǔ a wǒ hē le | Why is there no alcohol in it? I drank it. |
| 2▶ | 你笑啥 馋死你 | nǐ xiào shá chán sǐ nǐ | What are you laughing at? Just to make you jealous. |
| 3 | 不好喝 | bù hǎo hē | It's not good. |
More Clips From Episode
Total 158 clips (Page 7 of 8)
HSK 4
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míng tiān kāi shǐ gēn zhe wǒ gěi wǒ dāng sī jīCome with me starting tomorrow. Be my driver.

HSK 7
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huà féi nà tiáo xiàn yě bù néng fàng xiǎo hèWe can't drop the fertilizer lead either. He,

HSK 4
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HSK 7
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míng tiān wǒ men pǎo yī tàng huò yùn gōng sī hǎo detomorrow we're going to the freight company. Okay.

HSK 5
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zhè dōu duō jiǔ méi yǒu jiào nǐ qù kāi huì le wǒ hái yǐ wéi xiàn lǐHow long has it been since you were called for a meeting? I thought the county government

HSK 4
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wú rén qū wǒ bù dān xīn suī rán kùn nán bù shǎoI'm not worried about the Uninhabited Zone. Although there are many difficulties,

HSK 7
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bù ràng tí jiǎn miǎn mù yè shuì de shìDid he say not to mention reducing or exempting the animal husbandry tax?

HSK 6
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HSK 5
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mù yè shuì de wèn tí shì rào bù guò qù deThe animal husbandry tax issue cannot be bypassed.

HSK 7
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wǒ men hé shuì wù jú dōu chě mó le dà bàn nián leWe've been wrangling with the Tax Bureau for over six months.

HSK 2
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kě yǐ ràng tā men lái zhè lǐ kàn yī kàn wǒ men de shí jì qíng kuàngto let them come here and see our actual situation.

HSK 4
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mù yè shuì gāi tí yě bì xū tíThe animal husbandry tax should be mentioned, and must be mentioned.

HSK 6
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HSK 7
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HSK 6
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HSK 5
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wǒ nián líng bǐ nǐ dà xué lì yě bù gòu gāoI am older than you, and my education isn't great.

HSK 6
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nǐ zhè liǎng nián jìng wǎng shān lǐ tou pǎo leYou have spent the last two years running around the mountains.


