不是 你是想把这个房子卖了吗
“Wait. Are you saying you want to sell this apartment?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“We're struggling way too much now.”
不是 你是想 把这个房子卖了 吗
“Wait. Are you saying you want to sell this apartment?”
“Weren't we struggling when we got kicked out in the middle of the night back then?”
“Wait, don't tell me you're actually planning on selling this apartment?”
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Wait, are you seriously thinking of...?
A highly frequent colloquial pattern used to challenge someone. It starts with 'bushi' (wait / hold on) to interrupt and register disbelief, followed by seeking confirmation about an absurd or unexpected intention.
Placed at the end of a sentence to form a yes-no question, combining with the opening contrastive word 'bushi' to heighten the tone of inquiry and verification.