fai3 si6 coi2 nei5廢事啋你废事啋你

Jyutpingfai3 si6 coi2 nei5
Yalefai sih chói néih

Definition

Can't be bothered with you; not wanting to waste time talking to or acknowledging you.

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How it's used

This phrase is a blunt way to dismiss someone by indicating that engaging with them is a waste of effort. It carries a strong sense of annoyance or superiority, implying that the other person's input is not worth a response. It is often used to end a conversation abruptly when you feel the other party is being irrational or annoying.

Examples

If you keep being unreasonable like that, I won't bother with you.

Related words

Common phrases

can't be bothered to respond

Common mistake

Do not use this in professional or formal settings, as it is highly dismissive and rude. It is strictly for informal arguments or when you are genuinely frustrated with someone you know well.

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