他有没有可能是装的 蒙咱们不难
“Do you think he might be faking it? Fooling us is easy,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你们说
“Do you think he might be faking it?”
他 有没有可能 是 装的 蒙咱们 不难
“Do you think he might be faking it? Fooling us is easy,”
“but fooling professional psychiatrists isn't.”
“Could he be faking it? We might be easy to fool, so let's not jump to conclusions.”
In forensic criminal investigation practice, some suspects attempt to evade criminal liability by feigning mental illness, requiring investigators to rely on professional forensic psychiatric evaluations to verify their sanity.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
is there a possibility; could it be
Used in spoken Chinese to tentatively propose a hypothesis, speculation, or doubt, conveying an inquiring and objective tone.
to deceive; to hoodwink; to bluff
A common colloquial term in Northern Mandarin and general spoken Chinese, meaning to bluff, deceive, or make wild guesses; here it specifically means 'to fool' or 'to dupe'.
