也不是不可以 那就是费用高 多高
“It is possible, but the cost is high. How high?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
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“It is possible, but the cost is high.”
也不是不可以 那就 是 费用高 多高
“It is possible, but the cost is high. How high?”
这块地比较偏 还要加上修路 再加上炸山 没
“This plot is remote. The cost for building roads and blowing up would be over 7 or 8 million yuan.”
“I can do it, but only if you are ready to pay an arm and a leg.”
Chinese speakers often soften direct commitments with double negatives like '也不是不可以' to avoid overpromising and maintain leverage.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
it's not impossible; it could be done
A double negative used as a polite, non-committal concession before introducing conditions.
that is to say; in that case
Used to introduce an inevitable consequence or primary condition in casual speech.