具体我不清楚 她要这么多钱干吗
“I don't know the exact figure. What did she need so much money for?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
到八十几万
“to 800,000.”
具体我 不清楚 她要 这么多 钱 干吗
“I don't know the exact figure. What did she need so much money for?”
我们能看到消费流水 都用来玩游戏了
“We can see her transaction records. It was all spent on games.”
“I honestly have no idea what she's up to, but asking for that much money sounds very suspicious.”
Stating personal lack of knowledge first softens the statement and protects the speaker from responsibility before raising a critical or probing question.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
I am not sure about the details
A natural, polite spoken disclaimer used before sharing partial information or expressing an opinion.
What do you need so much money for?
A rhetorical or questioning pattern used to express doubt or astonishment at a suspiciously high sum.