谁还管她 她叫啥呀
“Who cared what her name was?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
她那么乖
“(She was so well-behaved.)”
谁还管 她 她 叫啥 呀
“Who cared what her name was?”
她可瘦了
“She was so skinny.”
“I pretend not to care, but I am actually quite curious about who she is.”
Dismissing someone verbally before asking questions about them reflects casual conversational posturing to avoid appearing overly invested.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
Who cares about her anymore?
Used to express disinterest or abandonment of concern toward someone or something.
What is (her) name?
A casual, colloquial way of asking someone's name, common in northern Mandarin.
Softens the interrogative tone to make the casual question sound inquisitive rather than harsh.