你指不定还干出什么疯的事呢
“you might have done something crazy.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
那我要是再不去 你
“If I didn't go, you...”
你 指不定 还 干出 什么 疯 的 事 呢
“you might have done something crazy.”
那你学到什么了
“So what did you learn?”
“I had to step in because left to your own devices, you would have caused total chaos.”
In close Chinese relationships, monitoring and intervening in another person's actions is often justified as care and protection against reckless impulses.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
perhaps, there's no telling, quite possibly
A highly authentic colloquial adverb from Northern Mandarin used to express unpredictable possibility.
to do/pull off [certain outrageous] acts
Typically used with negative or extreme qualifiers like 'crazy' or 'foolish' to condemn absurd actions.
Emphasizes the open-ended, alarming potential of what could have occurred.