这些事你们不说跟我没关系 我根本不想知道
“I don't care about any of those. I don't even want to know.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
南沙花园贵宾晚宴的时候 他也是去捧你的场
“At the Nansha Garden VIP dinner, he only went to support you.”
这些事你们 不说 跟我没关系 我 根本不想知道
“I don't care about any of those. I don't even want to know.”
但是
“But now, his wife has come storming in.”
“Stop telling me what he did for me; I don't want to owe him anything or get involved.”
In Chinese social interactions, acknowledging that someone supported you ('捧场') creates an unspoken obligation to reciprocate, which the speaker actively resists.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
has nothing to do with me
A direct way to deny involvement or disclaim personal responsibility.
simply do not want to at all
Use '根本' before a negative verb to strongly emphasize a total lack of desire or interest.