不用想也知道是谁吧
“You don't need to think hard to know who.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这谁干的
“Who did this?”
不用想也知道 是谁 吧
“You don't need to think hard to know who.”
“You can't mean my dad, can you?”
“You know perfectly well who is behind this—stop playing dumb.”
Rather than directly blaming a senior figure like a father, speakers often use indirect prompts so the listener arrives at the awkward conclusion themselves.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
goes without saying; obvious without a second thought
Use this spoken phrase to emphasize that something is self-evident or entirely predictable.
Softens the rhetorical assertion into a confirmation-seeking prompt, implying mutual understanding.