When using language, the choice of words and expressions can convey multiple layers of meaning. If you want to appear friendly but actually express disdain, consider some of the following expressions, but be aware that these expressions may be considered offensive in different cultures and situations, so use them with caution: 1. **"You're so funny"** - Used when lightly denying the other person's point of view. 2. **"It's really amazing"** - Used to compliment someone on the surface but actually means sarcasm. 3. **"That's a unique idea"** - Suggests that the other person's view is unusual or unreasonable. 4. **"You're just the way you are"** - Mentions a person's usual behavior, but with a teasing tone. 5. **"You're right about everything"** - Pretends to agree with the other person's point of view when you disagree with it. 6. **"I never thought of that"** - Suggests that the other person's point of view is unrealistic. 7. **"You're really worthy of you"** - Sounds like a compliment, but can convey dissatisfaction or sarcasm. 8. "Listen to your words, just like listen to your words" - It means that the other person's words are empty. When using these expressions, you should pay special attention to the other person's reaction and the specific social atmosphere to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings or conflicts.