他知道你去找他爸妈 他啥反应 那还能啥反应
“How did he react when you visited his parents? What do you think?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你给他看这张照片了 看了呀
“You showed him this photo? Yeah.”
他 知道 你 去找 他爸妈 他 啥反应 那 还能 啥反应
“How did he react when you visited his parents? What do you think?”
吓死了
“Scared stiff, like he'd seen a ghost.”
“How did he react when he found out? Obviously, he totally freaked out, right?”
Answering one's own question rhetorically immediately after asking it is a common spoken dynamic to establish rapport, demonstrate shared background knowledge, and frame the situation as utterly predictable.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
what reaction
A colloquial northern spoken alternative to 什么反应, commonly used in casual inquiries.
what else could it possibly be
A rhetorical phrase indicating that the outcome or reaction was completely predictable.