我又没出钱 赚什么
“I didn't put any money in. Why make money?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“You, the guarantor, won't make any money.”
我又 没出钱 赚什么
“I didn't put any money in. Why make money?”
“Besides, we're friends. It's only right to help.”
“I'm doing this to help you, not to take your money.”
In Chinese culture, emphasizing that one helps out of friendship rather than for financial profit preserves moral integrity and avoids appearing mercenary.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
what profit is there to make / make what money
A rhetorical phrase used to brush off the idea of earning financial profit.
it's not like I; I didn't even
Commonly used in spoken Chinese to introduce a defensive or explanatory justification.