待我西装整洁亮瞎你可好待我婚纱落地绊死你可好
[dài wŏ xī zhuāng zhĕng jié liàng xiā nĭ kĕ hăo dài wŏ hūn shā luò dì bàn sĭ nĭ kĕ hăo]
A humorous take on two romantic scenarios. It humorously says, 'When I wear a neat suit, will it dazzle you blind? And when I wear a wedding dress, will I trip you?' The phrases show anticipation in appearance before someone special, likely a beloved one, with playful language.