我摩托车呢
“Where's my motorcycle?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
想什么呢
“What's on your mind?”
我 摩托车呢
“Where's my motorcycle?”
“What's wrong with swapping that motorcycle for a sports car?”
“Hey, what did you do with my bike? Where is it?”
Attaching the particle 'ne' directly to an object is the most common colloquial shortcut in Chinese to ask where something is or what happened to it.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
motorcycle
The standard noun for a motorbike or scooter.
Functions as an elliptical question particle attached to a noun phrase, meaning 'where is [X]?'
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“What motorcycle? Do you have a photo? Let me see.”
“I haven't touched a motorcycle in ages.”
“My motorcycle is missing, so Ma Kai must have taken it.”
“You could just call me to ask about the motorcycle.”
“on his motorcycle.”
“you'd look pretty cool riding a motorcycle.”