你想不想知道 他是怎么跟我评价你的
“(By the way, do you want to know how he described you to me?)”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
对了
“(By the way, do you want to know how he described you to me?)”
你 想不想知道 他是 怎么跟 我评价你的
“(By the way, do you want to know how he described you to me?)”
你要是知道了
“(It would make you furious if you knew.)”
“He said something really interesting about you, and I'm dying to tell you.”
In high-context Chinese social circles, people often relay a third party's praise or criticism to build intimacy or subtly warn someone.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
do you want to know or not
Classic conversational opener used to grab attention before sharing gossip or a secret.
to evaluate / to comment on someone
Can be used both formally (performance review) and casually (how someone judges another person).