还不是被我说中了?
“So in the end, I was right.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
好事将近
“and good things to come.”
还不是 被我说中了 ?
“So in the end, I was right.”
“If you don't believe it, why did you ask me?”
“Your reaction says it all—admit that I was completely right.”
Teasing about 'auspicious events approaching' (marriage) is a traditional trope where denial is often taken as bashful confirmation.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
isn't it just / turns out to be after all
Used to emphasize an undeniable fact or outcome, often with a tone of vindication.
to hit the nail on the head / to predict correctly
Combines '说' (speak) with resultative complement '中' (hit the target), used when a guess or claim turns out true.
Marks completion and reinforces the certainty that the speaker's claim has indeed come true.