那谁知道咋做呢 你知道 还是我知道
“But who knows how he did it? Do you know? Or do I?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Of course, he had to talk her into it.”
那谁 知道 咋做 呢 你知道 还 是我 知道
“But who knows how he did it? Do you know? Or do I?”
那万一还有点别的呢
“What if something else's involved?”
“Stop giving me vague orders when neither of us actually knows what to do.”
Refers to the socialist administrative practice of persuading or mentoring subordinates, often criticized colloquially when lacking clear methodology.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
who knows; nobody knows
A very common conversational opener to express skepticism or lack of information.
how to do it
Colloquial spoken alternative to '怎么做', especially frequent in northern dialects.
Marks a rhetorical pause that heightens the sense of helplessness and skepticism.