你给那个沈法官打招呼 什么沈法官
“How about you tell the Judge Shen... What Judge Shen?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
找的就是他
“I wouldn't be surprised if she hand-picked him herself.”
你给 那个 沈法官 打招呼 什么沈法官
“How about you tell the Judge Shen... What Judge Shen?”
人王法官态度挺好的
“Judge Wang actually has a decent attitude.”
“Wait, who is Judge Shen? You've got the wrong person.”
Prefacing a repeated term with '什么' directly challenges the validity or factual accuracy of the interlocutor's previous statement.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
what / what kind of
Placed before a noun phrase in spoken Chinese to express disbelief, confusion, or dismissive rebuttal.