I went to my brother's house to borrow money to build a house yesterday. My sister-in-law said that money is deposited regularly, and my brother gave me a handful of garlic sprouts. I don't know what this means. Brother and sister-in-law should mean that they don't want to lend you money, but they don't want to make you sad.

So, I gave you garlic sprouts.

You go to your brother's house to borrow money to build a house, and my sister-in-law says that money is deposited regularly.

It must be. I don't want to lend you money.

Brother gave you another handful of garlic sprouts, which means forget it.

Another understanding is that maybe your brother just doesn't want to lend you money.

I'll give you garlic sprouts, which means nothing.

Just because, at home, I give you something to eat.