跟我无关 毫不知情
“No. You know nothing?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“But I only heard about it. It had nothing to do with you?”
跟我 无关 毫不知情
“No. You know nothing?”
“No. You'd never been involved? Never.”
“Don't pin this on me; I know nothing and you cannot prove I was involved.”
When facing potential legal or bureaucratic trouble, Chinese speakers use emphatic, repetitive denials to quickly sever any perceived tie to wrongdoing.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
has nothing to do with me
Use this straightforward chunk to disclaim responsibility or involvement in an incident.
completely in the dark / utterly unaware
A semi-formal four-character idiom commonly used to strongly claim total ignorance of an event.