你上山前 不是立了个目标吗
“Before you went up the mountain, didn't you set a flag?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我也深有同感
“I feel the same way.”
你上山前 不是 立了个目标 吗
“Before you went up the mountain, didn't you set a flag?”
要告诉我什么来着
“What were you going to tell me?”
“You made a promise earlier, so out with it already.”
Framing a reminder as a rhetorical question ('didn't you...?') is a polite, indirect way to hold someone accountable to a past promise without being openly demanding.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
set a goal; established an objective
A standard collocation where '立' means to establish or set up an objective.
didn't...?; isn't it true that...?
A rhetorical question pattern used to prompt the listener's memory or confirm a known shared fact.
Marks the rhetorical question prompting confirmation.