您真的要推荐费霓去上大学
“Are you really going to recommend Fei Ni for the university slot?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
主任
“Ms. Xu.”
您 真的要 推荐 费霓去 上大学
“Are you really going to recommend Fei Ni for the university slot?”
怎么
“What's wrong?”
“Are you sure she deserves this opportunity instead of someone else?”
In historical China (especially the 1970s), college admission was heavily dependent on institutional recommendation ('推荐') rather than entrance exams alone, making such decisions critical and competitive.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
really intend to / really going to
Used before a verb phrase to verify someone's intention, often expressing surprise or mild objection.
to attend college / to go to university
Standard everyday collocation for pursuing higher education.