If you don't give my daughter a bride price, you will scold her for not taking me.

To marry my daughter without a bride price is to scold her for not bringing it. You can reply humorously: "Well, I don't have to mention the bride price, but you have to promise not to hit me with a pot when I make a mistake." The reason for this answer is that "no bride price" and "no belt" are related to "no" in Chinese, and "no" is "no" in English, which is very close to the pronunciation of "no" in English. Therefore, the answer "I don't have to mention the bride price, but you have to promise not to knock me with a pot when I make a mistake" is a humorous way, because this sentence combines these two requirements in Chinese and plays an obvious pun role in English.