不是有录像嘛 他们可以看得很清楚的
“Wasn't there a video recording? They can see it very clearly.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“But the problem is, I didn't violate any rules at all.”
不是有 录像 嘛 他们 可以 看得很清楚 的
“Wasn't there a video recording? They can see it very clearly.”
“Yes, very clearly. You were too close to Lai Zhengtian.”
“Don't worry, the cameras caught everything so you'll be cleared.”
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
isn't there... (as we both know)?
A rhetorical framing used to remind the listener of an obvious fact that should solve the problem or ease their worry.
can see very clearly
Standard descriptive complement structure used to emphasize clarity of vision or evidence.
Indicates that the existence of the video is an obvious fact, lending a comforting, 'don't sweat it' tone.
Sentence-final particle used to express certainty and conviction about a statement.
