他家是不是有里外两个屋
“Does the shop have a back room?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“He said he's not the boss. Didn't get much out of him.”
他家 是不是有 里外两个屋
“Does the shop have a back room?”
中间隔一道帘子 他给你拿奶茶是从后边拿的
“Yeah. Separated by a curtain. Did he get the milk tea from the back,”
“Tell me about the back room—it feels like they are hiding something back there.”
Small street shops in China often have a partitioned back room (里屋) serving as living quarters or storage, frequently scrutinized by investigators as potential covert spaces.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
an inner room and an outer room
A common colloquial way to describe a layout featuring a front shop or entrance and a concealed back room.
isn't it / is it true that
Placed before or after a clause to seek confirmation or verify an assumption.