这法子倒也不是没有
“There is actually a solution.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我也没说不帮啊
“I didn't say I wouldn't help.”
这 法子 倒也不是 没有
“There is actually a solution.”
“[Memorial Tablet of Meng Lihua] [Memorial Tablet of Fan Erniu] How did your parents pass away?”
“I have an idea, but it won't be easy or conventional.”
Chinese speakers often use double negatives like '倒也不是没有' to avoid overpromising, leaving room to negotiate terms or manage expectations.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
it's not entirely out of the question; there actually might be one
Use this double-negative construction to introduce a tentative solution while hedging your commitment.