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《Hold A Court Now》 S1·E3 (32:04) HSK 7
nín kàn nín néng bù néng bù pàn lí wǒ dāng shì rén tā què shí shì bù xiǎng lí

您看您能不能不判离 我当事人她确实是不想离

“could you not grant the divorce? My client really doesn't want one.”

《Hold A Court Now》 S1·E3
TIMECODE: 32:04 · 1080P MASTER AUDIO

THE DIALOGUE REEL

1+1+1 SPOKEN CONTINUITY
[-1] PREVIOUS TURN shěn fǎ guān wǒ shàng huí gēn nín shuō de liú lì huá nǚ shì de nà ge àn zi

“Judge Shen, about the Liu Lihua case I mentioned before,”

nín kàn nín néng bù néng bù pàn lí wǒ dāng shì rén tā què shí shì bù xiǎng lí CURRENT FOCUS

您看 您 能不能 不判离 我当事人她 确实是 不想离

“could you not grant the divorce? My client really doesn't want one.”

[+1] FOLLOW-UP TURN bù xíng

不行

“No.”

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Scene: Legal & Police
Function: PLEADING AND REQUESTING
Tone: PLEADING
Emotion: ANXIETY
WHAT THEY REALLY MEAN (PRAGMATIC SUBTEXT)
“Please do me a favor and rule against the divorce; my client genuinely wants to save the marriage.”
💡 Cultural Insight: Judicial Discretion in Divorce Mediation

In Chinese civil law, courts frequently prioritize family harmony and reconciliation, often denying first-time divorce petitions if one party strongly objects.

INTENT TAGS: #pleading #petitioning #hedging #requesting_leniency
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LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES

3 CHUNKS · 0 PARTICLES
您看 SPOKEN CHUNK

What do you think / Would you consider

A polite framing device used before making a request or proposal to an authority figure.

判离 SPOKEN CHUNK

to grant a divorce ruling

A legal abbreviation commonly used in Chinese family court contexts.

当事人 SPOKEN CHUNK

client / party involved in a case

Formal legal terminology used by lawyers or court officials to refer to litigants.

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VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS

5 EXPR · 0 GRAMMAR
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