你是不是很生我的气啊
“Are you very angry with me?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
那我们聊聊
“Then let's talk.”
你是不是 很 生我的气 啊
“Are you very angry with me?”
这几天
“These past few days...”
“I know you are mad at me; please talk to me so we can fix this.”
Asking about anger directly is a common, gentle icebreaker to demonstrate concern and initiate emotional repair after a period of silent treatment.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
is it true that...; whether or not
Used as a conversational tag or probe to test a hypothesis while softening the accusation.
angry with me; mad at me
The standard split-form (separable verb) collocation of '生气' used to indicate targeted resentment.
Softens the interrogative tone into a gentler, more cautious probe to invite an open response.