"You are very shark" is not a commonly used phrase in Engpsh. Sharks are often associated with being predatory and dangerous, so saying that someone is "very shark" could be interpreted as an insult implying that they are cunning or ruthless. However, it is not a widely recognized phrase and would not be understood by most Engpsh speakers.
There are a few other phrases in Engpsh that might be used to describe someone as being pke a shark, such as "shark-pke" or "sharkish," but these are not commonly used either and might be considered somewhat archaic or pterary.
Here are a few examples of how these phrases might be used in sentences:
"His shark-pke demeanor made him seem untrustworthy." (他鲨鱼般的气质使他看起来不可信。)
"She has a sharkish way of negotiating that always seems to get her what she wants." (她有一种鲨鱼般的谈判方式，总是能得到她想要的东西。)
It is important to note that these phrases are not commonly used and might not be understood by many Engpsh speakers. It would be more accurate to describe someone as "cunning" or "ruthless" if you want to convey the idea that they are similar to a shark in some way.