外边那些人看见了吧 那干吗来的
“See those people outside? Why are they here?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你说什么呢
“What are you saying?”
外边那些人 看见了吧 那 干吗来的
“See those people outside? Why are they here?”
“Guess how much I earned on this trip? 2,000?”
“Look outside! See that crowd? That's all because of how successful I am.”
In casual Chinese conversation, speakers often draw attention to external proof of popularity or commotion before revealing their personal earnings or accomplishments.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
You saw that, didn't you?
Used in casual speech to confirm that the listener noticed something obvious.
What are they here for?
A colloquial northern Chinese way to ask someone's purpose or reason for visiting.
Softens the inquiry while seeking confirmation of what the listener likely observed.