你该不会现在就发疯吧
“you won't go crazy right now, will you?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
那我如果说我不想
“If I say I don't want to,”
你该不会 现在就 发疯 吧
“you won't go crazy right now, will you?”
不会
“No.”
“Keep yourself together; do not start making a scene right now.”
Calling out someone's potential loss of emotional control ('发疯') serves as a sharp social boundary to force the other person to preserve public composure.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
surely it's not the case that... / could it be that...
Used to express suspicion or apprehension about an undesirable possibility.
to lose one's temper or act crazy
A colloquial expression used to describe someone behaving irrationally or throwing a fit.
Softens the rhetorical accusation into a solicitous yet barbed guess.