فعلataset by what什么 (often the same verb again) is a rhetorical, annoyed pushback — "what are you …ing for? / stop …ing!" With a separable verb, what什么 splits the two halves.
โครงสร้าง: Verb + 什么 + (same) Verb · Verb + 什么 + Object
you你crying哭what for什么哭it's not as if,又不是there's no没有your你的gift礼物。
What are you crying for? It's not as if there's no gift for you.
divorce离what什么婚you!你们only才married结婚three months三个月。
Divorce?! You've only been married three months!
Remember: V + what什么 (+ V) = an irritated "what are you …ing for?!" — to cry哭what什么to cry哭 ("quit crying!"), urgent急what什么 ("what's the rush?!"). Separable verbs split around it: away from离what什么to marry婚, road道what什么to apologize歉.
ข้อควรระวัง
- It's blunt and familiar — fine between close friends/family, rude to strangers.