高总 我 我真的什么都不知道
“Mr. Gao, I... I really don't know anything.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
高总 我 我 真的 什么都不知道
“Mr. Gao, I... I really don't know anything.”
要不这样 以后这个项目
“How about this? In the future,”
“Please spare me, I have nothing to do with this and do not want to get dragged in.”
Addressing superiors with their surname plus corporate title (such as Gao Zong) is customary in Chinese workplaces to demonstrate deference and maintain professional boundaries.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
know nothing at all
A frequent pattern using the question word as an indefinite pronoun to claim complete ignorance or innocence.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“Mr. Gao, I... I really don't know anything.”
“I don't think you understand Gao Haiming at all.”
“We also don't know what the outcome will be after reporting upwards.”
“Mr. Ge, you're the expert in this. Now everyone knows”
“Only Mr. Li didn't know”
“I don't know anything. I'll get back to work now.”