应该知道我所说的话 都是真的
“You should know I didn't lie.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这么多年
“for so many years.”
应该知道 我所 说的 话 都是真的
“You should know I didn't lie.”
不是吗?
“Isn't that right?”
“You know full well I am telling the truth, so stop playing dumb.”
Invoking shared history ('all these years') in Chinese interpersonal rhetoric functions as a strong emotional lever to dismantle feigned ignorance.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
the words that were spoken
A formal construction where '所' nominalizes the verb phrase, meaning 'that which was said'.
ought to know / should know
Used to assert that the listener possesses sufficient evidence or history to already recognize a fact.