我看她也挺喜欢你的 真的吗
“I think she likes you, too. Really?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“We just have a working relationship. Don't be ridiculous.”
我看 她也 挺喜欢 你的 真的吗
“I think she likes you, too. Really?”
我没看出来
“I didn't notice.”
“Don't play dumb; anyone can see she likes you back, so spill the beans.”
Friends and colleagues in Chinese culture frequently engage in benign romantic meddling or teasing to break the ice between two hesitant individuals.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
in my view / it seems to me
A very common colloquial preface used to soften an observation or personal judgment.
quite fond of / really like
Used in casual speech to express moderate to strong positive feelings toward a person or thing.
really? / is that true?
A ubiquitous conversational phrase used to express skepticism, surprise, or invite elaboration.