应该没见过 没见过 你不是给送东西吗
“I don't think I've seen them. Never seen them? Didn't you deliver stuff?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
七零一
“701.”
应该 没见过 没见过 你 不是给送东西吗
“I don't think I've seen them. Never seen them? Didn't you deliver stuff?”
“You didn't see them? They always ask me to leave it at the door.”
“How could you possibly have never seen him if you deliver his stuff all the time?”
The widespread adoption of doorstep drop-offs in China means couriers and residents frequently never encounter each other face-to-face.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
deliver items; drop off things
A generic spoken phrase used for couriers, delivery drivers, or errands between acquaintances.
aren't you... / didn't you...
A rhetorical question structure used to express surprise based on a prior expectation.
Forms a rhetorical question highlighting the speaker's confusion or disbelief.
