那肯定是有一点点的
“well, maybe just a little.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
说你不是蓄意报复我都不信 你说是蓄意的吧
“If you say this wasn't deliberate revenge, I wouldn't believe it. If you say it was deliberate,”
那 肯定是 有一点点的
“well, maybe just a little.”
那你说我好心好意地帮他
“I helped him out with good intentions,”
“Fine, I admit I was being a bit petty, but don't blow it out of proportion.”
Using diminutive expressions allows speakers to make face-saving partial admissions without bearing the full stigma of malicious intent.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
there definitely is some
Used to concede a point when evidence makes complete denial impossible.
a tiny little bit
A diminutive phrase used to downplay fault or soften negative admissions.
Used at the end of the clause to add certainty and emphasize the factual nature of the assertion.