根本就不妨碍我喜欢你
“don't stop me from liking you at all.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这事情
“these things”
根本 就 不妨碍我喜欢你
“don't stop me from liking you at all.”
自从第一眼见到台上的你
“Ever since I first saw you on stage,”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Modern Chinese romantic expressions often use absolute negations like '根本不' to highlight unwavering commitment despite external obstacles.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
simply does not / not at all
Used before a verb to strongly negate a proposition or dismiss an objection.
hinder, obstruct, or prevent
Commonly used in spoken Chinese to express that a factor does not interfere with an outcome or feeling.