我大概知道是谁了
“I have a rough idea who it is.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“If we don't deal with her, it might happen again.”
我 大概知道 是谁 了
“I have a rough idea who it is.”
“This is Princess Li. How dare you stop her?”
“I have connected the clues and know who is behind this plot.”
Using qualifiers like 'roughly' allows speakers to express strong deductions while maintaining prudence until conclusive evidence emerges.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
probably / roughly / approximately
Used as an adverb to hedge certainty while indicating a high likelihood.
to know who it is
Common predicate used when deducing or identifying an unknown subject.
Indicates a newly emerged state of awareness or realization.