刚才那个人根本不是斯蒂文
“That guy just now was not Steven at all.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
刚才 那个 人 根本不是 斯蒂文
“That guy just now was not Steven at all.”
“If Steven could jump down from here and still run away, I'd lick your boots.”
“You have the wrong idea; that was obviously a fake person, not Steven.”
Using '根本不是' directly refutes another person's claim, indicating that tensions are high and polite face-saving has been dropped.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
not at all; simply not
Used to emphatically negate a premise, assumption, or identity.
that person just now
A common spoken phrase used to reference someone who appeared or spoke moments earlier.