你看有人游吗 一个月就没几个人
“Do you see anyone using it? Only a few use it a month”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
游泳池
“The pool.”
你看 有人 游 吗 一个月 就 没 几个人
“Do you see anyone using it? Only a few use it a month”
但是你每天还得维护 再说到私教
“but you need to maintain it every day. Next, personal trainers.”
“Nobody uses this pool, so stop wasting resources on it.”
Chinese speakers frequently use rhetorical questions beginning with 'look' to present empirical evidence and bluntly challenge counterarguments in practical business decisions.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
look; see for yourself
Commonly used at the start of a sentence to direct the listener's attention to evident proof.
hardly anyone; very few people
A colloquial way to emphasize an insignificantly small turnout or number of people.
Forms a rhetorical question that challenges the listener to find counter-evidence.
