难道不是应该你先回答我
“Shouldn't you tell me”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
为什么要指定我砌那架战机
“Why picked me to assemble that fighter jet?”
难道不是应该 你 先回答 我
“Shouldn't you tell me”
为什么帮人砌战机吗
“why you assembled jets for others?”
“Answer my question before demanding answers from me.”
Starting a sentence with '难道' creates an undeniable rhetorical pushback, commonly used in Chinese disputes to expose perceived hypocrisy or breach of order.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
isn't it supposed to be / shouldn't it be
Used to pose a rhetorical challenge, strongly asserting what the normal or fair expectation ought to be.
answer me first
A direct demand used to seize the conversational initiative in an argument.