- 对啊 - 有没有证据?
“- You suspect her? - Yes. You have evidence?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你是怀疑她吗?
“- You suspect her? - Yes.”
- 对啊 - 有没有证据 ?
“- You suspect her? - Yes. You have evidence?”
对不起
“- Sorry. - Hey. Don't say sorry.”
“Don't make baseless accusations unless you can prove it right now.”
Chinese interpersonal norms highly value speaking on solid factual grounds; accusing someone without proof risks severe loss of face and reputation.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
yeah, exactly; that's right
A colloquial and assertive affirmation used to confirm a preceding statement.
is there any proof / do you have evidence?
A direct question used when challenging an accusation or an unverified claim.
Softens the direct agreement slightly while adding a confident, matter-of-fact tone.