不知道两人在屋内说了些什么
“I don't know what they said in the room,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
后来
“Later,”
不知道两人在屋内说了些什么
“I don't know what they said in the room,”
“but I heard Master Liu loudly questioning her,”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Titles such as '老爷' (master) and '夫人' (first wife/mistress) reflect the traditional patriarchal structure of affluent historical Chinese households.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
not knowing what... (general plural/indefinite)
A common colloquial pattern used to express uncertainty about the contents or details of what was said or done.
inside the room
A prepositional phrase establishing the physical setting of an action.