能跟晓丹一点关系都没有吗
“like this has nothing to do with Xiaodan?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
那小满变成这样
“can you really say that Xiaoman ending up”
能 跟晓丹 一点关系都没有 吗
“like this has nothing to do with Xiaodan?”
“She has to know, one way or another.”
“Don't kid yourself—Xiaodan is definitely to blame for this.”
In spoken Chinese, framing an accusation as a negative rhetorical question ('Can it really have nothing to do with...?') is a powerful way to assert moral responsibility without making a dry, flat statement.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to have nothing to do with at all
Standard idiomatic construction to deny any connection or responsibility.
Transforms the statement into a rhetorical question that strongly implies the opposite, asserting certainty.