你把外套给了她我不冷么你有别人的外套不会冷的
[nĭ bă wài tào jĭ le tā wŏ bù lĕng me nĭ yŏu bié rén de wài tào bù huì lĕng de]
'You gave her your coat, am I not cold? You have others’ coats you won’t get cold'. The context appears to involve love and sacrifice, suggesting one has given all their affection (like a protective layer) to another, but this doesn't mean there won't still be hurt, because everyone still feels cold if only relying on second-hand warmth. It's expressing jealousy or loneliness, indicating unrequited love.