那不正好 合你心意
“That's perfect. It's what you want.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
取代秦焕达的位置
“to replace Qin Huanda.”
那不 正好 合你心意
“That's perfect. It's what you want.”
我留在南都的日子 不多了
“I won't be staying much longer.”
“Admit it, this is precisely what you wanted all along.”
Using negative rhetorical questions like 'Doesn't this...' allows speakers to confront someone's motives without making an outright aggressive declaration.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
isn't it just right; doesn't it perfectly
A rhetorical phrasing used to emphasize how convenient or well-timed an event is.
to suit one's wishes; to one's liking
Often used in polite contexts, but can turn sardonic when implying hidden selfish motives.