那住得不得了不得了的
“doing better than anyone could imagine.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你看沈小姐 现在那个房子里住得 大房子里面
“And look at her now. She's living in that grand house,”
那住得 不得了 不得了 的
“doing better than anyone could imagine.”
我说呢
“No wonder.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Colloquial Chinese frequently repeats extreme degree complements like '不得了' to express marvel, gossip, or envy about someone's sudden wealth.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
extraordinary / incredible / terrific
Repeated here for hyperbolic spoken emphasis to describe an extreme degree of comfort or luxury.
Placed at the end of the predicate to add assertiveness and vivid description to the state.