叫你把声音放小点 你听见没有
“I told you to keep it down. Do you hear me?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
平空中只觉得
“♪Out of nowhere, I just feel♪”
叫你 把声音放小点 你听见没有
“I told you to keep it down. Do you hear me?”
人家后边唱戏呢
“They're performing opera back there.”
“Shut up and listen to me; stop being so disruptive!”
Using direct imperative structures like '听见没有' bypasses customary indirectness, signaling severe irritation and a deliberate disregard for the other person's face due to frustration.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to lower down / make smaller (in volume)
Commonly used when asking someone to reduce the sound level of an instrument, voice, or device.
did you hear me? / do you understand?
A blunt, rhetorical tag added to an order to demand immediate obedience and attention.