那我们也就不会结婚了
“We wouldn't have gotten married.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“If you had come, Fei Ni wouldn't have.”
那我们 也就不会 结婚 了
“We wouldn't have gotten married.”
“Everything worked out this way by design or fate; otherwise, you and I wouldn't be together right now.”
Chinese discussions of marriage and fateful meetings often emphasize subtle twists of fate that determine whether two souls unite.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
then (consequently) would not have
Commonly used in spoken Chinese to express an inevitable negative outcome in hypothetical or counterfactual clauses.
Marks a change of state or realized counterfactual condition.