我有病你来医吗 Translates to Do you want to treat my illness ? In a metaphorical

Relation Nicknames

我有病你有药吗 [wŏ yŏu bìng nĭ yŏu yào ma]
In colloquial language this expression means asking the loved one for comfort and healing when feeling ...
你说我是精神病人得医你说我是孤独患者得治 [nĭ shuō wŏ shì jīng shén bìng rén dé yī nĭ shuō wŏ shì gū dú huàn zhĕ dé zhì]
Translates to You say I need medical help as a mental patient ; You think I should seek cure as a loner ...
你为何放弃治疗因为医生不是你 [nĭ wéi hé fàng qì zhì liáo yīn wéi yī shēng bù shì nĭ]
It translates to something along the lines of Why did you give up treatment ? Because the doctor is ...
有药请给我 [yŏu yào qĭng jĭ wŏ]
Please Give me Medicine sometimes it can be taken literally however more frequently this internet ...
你若是病我愿弃疗 [nĭ ruò shì bìng wŏ yuàn qì liáo]
Loosely translates to If you are sick emotionally I would abandon treatment meaning If you need emotional ...
请别放弃治疗好吗 [qĭng bié fàng qì zhì liáo hăo ma]
Can You Please Not Give Up Treatment conveys concern and plea towards someone to continue receiving ...
医我的药 [yī wŏ de yào]
The term means medicine for me reflecting healing power which can refer to a person needing medicine ...
给我解药 [jĭ wŏ jiĕ yào]
Directly translates to asking for an antidote often symbolizing a plea for help or resolution from ...
把你当命是我有病 [bă nĭ dāng mìng shì wŏ yŏu bìng]
Translated into treating you as my life means Im sick It implies a problematic intensity of attachment ...