谁自己抄袭会承认啊
“No one who did that will admit it?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Haven't you ever suspected that Miss Li might copy Yufei's work?”
谁自己抄袭会承认啊
“No one who did that will admit it?”
你再看一下羽飞
“Look at Yufei.”
“Are you seriously that naive? No guilty person is ever going to admit they stole someone else's work.”
Spoken Chinese heavily relies on rhetorical questions (反问句) rather than direct disagreement to expose the flaws in an interlocutor's assumptions.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
who would ever...?
A rhetorical pattern used to emphatically argue that no reasonable person would do the action in question.
to plagiarize
Commonly used in creative, academic, and business environments when discussing intellectual property theft.
Reinforces the rhetorical question and expresses exasperation at the listener's naivety.