还真把这个中国女人当回事了
“really takes this Chinese woman seriously.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
还真把这个中国女人当回事了
“really takes this Chinese woman seriously.”
他还说
“He also said...”
“I can't believe he actually cares about that woman; she's completely unimportant.”
Phrases like '当回事' often carry sharp critical weight in spoken Chinese, conveying perceived overreaction or poor judgment on the target's part.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to take seriously; to view as important
Frequently used in the negative or sarcastic affirmative to indicate whether something or someone deserves serious attention.
really; actually (to one's surprise)
Used before verbs to indicate that an unexpected situation has turned out to be true.
Marks a change of state, indicating the realization that the subject has indeed begun taking her seriously.