这赚钱的事谁不干哪
“Who wouldn't do something profitable?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
那赚肯定干哪
“Then we should definitely do it.”
这 赚钱 的事 谁不干哪
“Who wouldn't do something profitable?”
我在北京
“When I saw you guys”
“Of course I want in; nobody in their right mind would turn down easy cash.”
Directly discussing making money is widely accepted in casual Chinese business culture as a transparent, practical shared goal.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
profitable business or moneymaking venture
A common colloquial phrase to describe any work, gig, or deal that brings in good money.
who wouldn't do it
A rhetorical pattern used to express that an action is an obvious, universal choice.
Adds emotional intensity and rhetorical certainty to the statement.