我说得没错 是吧
“I'm right, aren't I?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Who told you that? It doesn't matter who said it.”
我说 得 没错 是吧
“I'm right, aren't I?”
五年前最后一次接触上那伙人
“5 years ago, the last time you came into contact with that group,”
“Don't bother denying it; I know exactly what happened.”
In high-stakes Chinese conversations, ending an assertive deduction with a tag question asserts dominance while subtly giving the other party an exit to confess.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
spoken correctly / said it right
A common phrase used to assert the truth or accuracy of an observation.
isn't it? / right?
A tag question attached to statements to solicit agreement or force a concession.
Softens the interrogation while prompting confirmation and agreement.