不如就问问你想问的
“ask me what has confused you.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
段公子既然来了
“Since you're here,”
不如就 问问你想问的
“ask me what has confused you.”
譬如
“For example,”
“Stop beating around the bush; I know why you came, so just spit it out.”
In Chinese interpersonal conflict, characters frequently use pseudo-courteous invitations to force opponents into exposing their true motives.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
might as well / why not
Commonly used to steer a conversation toward a suggested course of action with an assertive yet polite undertone.
what (you) want to ask
A nominalized verbal phrase using '的' to mean 'the things one wishes to inquire about'.