你有这么多钱吗 我有多少钱你管得着吗
“Do you have that much? None of your business.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你是家大业大 可咱们这儿三十多个人 五十多块地
“your business is huge, but here we have over 30 people with over 50 plots.”
你有 这么多 钱吗 我 有多少 钱你 管得着吗
“Do you have that much? None of your business.”
“Today, I'll first take those three storefronts of yours.”
“Mind your own business, it is none of your concern how much I have.”
Questioning someone's right to manage or pry into another's affairs reflects an acute boundary dispute, common in heated Chinese community or property conflicts.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
is it any of your business?; none of your business
A sharp, defensive rhetorical question used in spoken Mandarin to tell someone they have no right to interfere.
Used here in rhetorical questions to project defiance and challenge the listener.