我问你 那封信上可写了些什么
“Tell me what that letter said.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
要挟吴守备要救出自己
“blackmailing Commander Wu to help him out.”
我问你 那封信上可 写了些什么
“Tell me what that letter said.”
写 写了
“It said... It said...”
“Tell me everything that was in that letter right now, or else.”
In traditional Chinese period dramas, using '可' (ke) before a verb in a question adds an archaic, authoritative weight typical of officials questioning suspects.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Let me ask you / Answer me this
Used at the beginning of a sentence to demand attention and signal a confrontational or serious question.
what things / what exactly (plural/unspecified)
Adds a plural or comprehensive nuance to 'what', asking for all details rather than a single item.