他躲到哪儿 我真的都不晓得
“I don't know where he's hiding now.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
五年前就没有联系过了
“We lost contact five years ago.”
他 躲到哪儿 我 真的 都 不晓得
“I don't know where he's hiding now.”
警察同志
“Sir,”
“Stop suspecting me; I genuinely have nothing to do with him and cannot help you.”
Citizens interrogated by police often use intensified expressions of complete ignorance to preempt suspicion of complicity or obstruction.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
where someone hid
Commonly used in spoken Chinese when discussing a person evading responsibility or concealing their location.
do not know
A regional and colloquial variant of '不知道', very common in southwestern and southern spoken varieties.