何止相识啊
“More than just acquainted, I'd say.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
世子爷与顾姑娘 原也相识
“Lord Ye and Miss Gu were acquainted.”
何止相识 啊
“More than just acquainted, I'd say.”
这边请
“This way, please.”
“They don't just know each other; there is a serious history between them.”
In traditional gentry households, relationships between young men and women of high status were subjects of keen interest and discreet social maneuvering.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
far more than; not only
Use this rhetorical adverb to emphasize that the reality substantially exceeds what was just mentioned.
acquainted with each other
A slightly formal literary two-syllable verb/noun used to describe knowing someone.
Adds an exclamatory and teasing warmth to the statement, softening the rhetorical correction.