我方才说的 你可听见了 听着呢
“Did you hear what I just said? I'm listening.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
阿璃
“Li.”
我方才 说的 你可听见了 听着 呢
“Did you hear what I just said? I'm listening.”
“It's been almost five months since Yao left.”
“Pay attention to me, you are daydreaming again.”
In close interpersonal relationships, asking if someone heard what was said often signals affectionate annoyance toward their distracted state.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
just now; a moment ago
A more traditional or literary synonym for '刚才', typical in classical or period spoken style.
I'm listening; still listening
A colloquial responsive phrase used to reassure someone that you are paying attention.
Marks ongoing action and adds an assertive tone confirming that the listener is indeed paying attention.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“Did you hear what I just said? Yes, I heard you.”
“listen to yourself. How many things did you name?”
“I heard what you just said.”
“If my mom heard what you just said,”
“What you just said, we all heard it.”
“Did you hear clearly? Every word.”