先不用管我做不做得到
“It doesn't matter if I can do it or not.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你做得到吗
“Can you make that happen?”
先不用管我做不做得到
“It doesn't matter if I can do it or not.”
“I really admire your courage.”
“Stop questioning my ability; whether I can do it isn't what matters right now.”
In Chinese interpersonal dynamics, setting aside practical feasibility allows a speaker to protect their ambition and save face when challenged.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
leave aside for now / don't worry about ... yet
Used in spoken Mandarin to dismiss an objection or put a practical issue on hold.
whether one can achieve it or not
An affirmative-negative question form frequently embedded as an object clause to indicate feasibility.