看来你打听了 不少我的事情
“You've asked around quite a bit about me.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
也受不了这归墟的寒气啊
“can't withstand the Void's cold.”
看来 你 打听 了 不少我 的事情
“You've asked around quite a bit about me.”
比起从别人那里听来
“Rather than hearing it from others,”
“You have been spying on me, haven't you?”
Directly noting that someone has been inquiring into personal matters serves as a polite yet firm boundary assertion to keep adversaries in check.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
it seems; apparently
Used at the beginning of a sentence to make an inference based on observed evidence.
to ask about; to inquire into
Commonly used when trying to find out news or personal information through third parties.
quite a few; not a few; a lot
A natural way to say 'a considerable amount' without sounding overly formal.