我真不希望听到
“I really don't wish to hear”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
听到过这个事情
“and heard about this”
我真不希望听到
“I really don't wish to hear”
东京被袭击
“that Dong Jing has been attacked”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Stating that one does not wish to hear of a disaster reflects an attempt to ward off an impending catastrophe in high-stakes conversations.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
really do not hope / really dread
Used to express deep apprehension or strong reluctance toward an undesirable outcome.