那卫大人就有所不知了
“Well, Lord Wei, you may not know,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
平日里公务繁忙 鲜少有闲心出来逛市井啊
“I'm usually busy with official duties and rarely have the leisure to stroll around the market.”
那卫大人就 有所不知 了
“Well, Lord Wei, you may not know,”
这条街对您来说是闲心
“this street is for leisure to you,”
“You are speaking from ignorance; let me correct your naive view.”
Using classical formulaic expressions like '有所不知' allows a speaker to challenge someone of status without causing public loss of face.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
unaware of something; not knowing the whole story
A polite, semi-formal phrase used to preface an explanation that contradicts or educates the listener.
Marks an informational stance change, signaling that a revelation is about to follow.