也许他略知一二啊
“He might know a thing or two!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
会请他去看风水
“...they would ask him to check the feng shui.”
也许 他 略知一二 啊
“He might know a thing or two!”
你说的
“Are you talking about...”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Using '略知一二' avoids overpromising someone's competence, reflecting the traditional cultural preference for understated appraisal.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to know a little about something; to have some smattering of knowledge
A polite, modest idiom used to describe superficial or basic understanding of an art, skill, or fact.
Lends a casual, advisory tone to gently nudge the listener toward considering the option.