你们把他弄哪儿去了
“Where did you take him?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“We waited all night but he didn't show up.”
你们把他 弄哪儿去了
“Where did you take him?”
廖大哥
“Liao,”
“I know you did something to him, so confess right now where he is.”
The generic verb 'nong' carries a suspicious, rough, or sinister connotation when applied to people, implying mistreatment, detention, or foul play.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
where did you put/take (someone/something)
Colloquial expression used when accusing someone of misplacing, moving, or hiding someone or something without permission.
Indicates a completed state of displacement or disappearance.