姐姐 你们都是从哪儿听来的呀
“Sisters, where did you hear all this?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
差点就杀头了
“almost had her executed.”
姐姐 你们都是 从哪儿听来的 呀
“Sisters, where did you hear all this?”
“Is it true? Oh, my silly little sister. I don't know about other things,”
“Are you serious? Where on earth did you get such ridiculous gossip?”
Addressing female peers or close female friends as 'sister' (姐姐) conveys warmth, closeness, and deference in informal Chinese social contexts.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
where did you hear that from
A standard casual inquiry used when doubting or verifying the source of gossip.
Softens the inquiry, making the question sound gentle, intimate, and inquisitive rather than confrontational.