<p>Actually, it can be a real sentence in oral Chinese. </p>

<p>向 can become a verb. It has 2 possible meanings based on the situation. </p>

<p>First one mean "face to ..". The sentence can become "are you all facing to me?". </p>

<p>The other meaning "are you on my side"/"don't you support me". </p>

<p>For your case, I think it probably be the second meaning. </p>

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Coco
<p>I am pretty sure that it's a translation typo. There is no verb in this sentence. It probably should be: </p>

<p><code>你们不是想着我吗？</code> Meaning: <code>Don't you miss me?</code> or maybe: <code>Hyahyahya, didn't you all miss me after this long time??</code> Depends a bit on the context.</p>

<p>What's the context of the story? Is it when some bad guy gives a surprising visit or something like that? Then my answer is probably correct.</p>

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flaudre
<p>It is certain that this sentence means 'why don't your guys stand by me as you did before？'</p>

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Ben
<p>I found the phrase discussed in the title of this question on the 海贼王 manga (One Piece).  I have not found this phrase anywhere else, and have put this on other forums without much success.</p>

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# Need help with 你们不是向着我的吗？

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-04-05)

I found the phrase discussed in the title of this question on the 海贼王 manga (One Piece). I have not found this phrase anywhere else, and have put this on other forums without much success.

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### Answer by username_1 on 2015-04-05. Score: 1

Actually, it can be a real sentence in oral Chinese.

向 can become a verb. It has 2 possible meanings based on the situation.

First one mean "face to ..". The sentence can become "are you all facing to me?".

The other meaning "are you on my side"/"don't you support me".

For your case, I think it probably be the second meaning.


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### Answer by username_2 on 2015-04-05. Score: 0

I am pretty sure that it's a translation typo. There is no verb in this sentence. It probably should be:

`你们不是想着我吗？` Meaning: `Don't you miss me?` or maybe: `Hyahyahya, didn't you all miss me after this long time??` Depends a bit on the context.

What's the context of the story? Is it when some bad guy gives a surprising visit or something like that? Then my answer is probably correct.


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### Answer by username_3 on 2015-04-05. Score: 0

It is certain that this sentence means 'why don't your guys stand by me as you did before？'


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