我们俩能有什么秘密 能瞒得住你啊
“What secret can we have that you don't know?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我必须什么都知道
“I must know everything.”
我们俩能 有什么 秘密 能 瞒得住 你啊
“What secret can we have that you don't know?”
那可不一定
“There may be some secrets.”
“You notice everything anyway, so how could we ever hide anything from you?”
In close relationships, playfully acknowledging that the other person is too sharp to be deceived is a common way to build intimacy and avoid real conflict.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
able to keep hidden / able to conceal
Potential complement structure used to describe whether a secret can successfully be kept.
what secrets could there possibly be
A rhetorical phrase used to brush off suspicion and emphasize complete transparency.
Softens the rhetorical question and adds an affectionate, teasing nuance.