手里有枪呢 危险得很
“He has a gun and is very dangerous.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
最近长安出了个杀人犯魏振海
“There's a killer in Chang'an, Wei Zhenhai.”
手里 有枪呢 危险得很
“He has a gun and is very dangerous.”
“Can you relax if we don't live together?”
“It is too dangerous for you to be alone, so let me stay with you.”
In Chinese interpersonal dynamics, citing public safety risks is often used as a caring justification to offer protection and seek closer physical proximity.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
holding a gun / armed with a gun
Use to emphasize that someone is armed and poses an immediate violent threat.
extremely dangerous
A colloquial structure 'adjective + 得很' used to intensify an attribute in spoken Chinese.
Emphasizes the ongoing factual reality and draws the listener's attention to the severity of the threat.