这么做值当的吗
“Was it worth it?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这样我们就不会 怀疑到柏雪身上 对吗
“So we wouldn't suspect Bai Xue, right?”
这么做 值当的 吗
“Was it worth it?”
我从小
“I have never felt the warmth of a family since I was little.”
“You gave up so much to cover for someone else, and for what? It was completely pointless.”
Chinese speakers often invoke pragmatic cost-benefit terms like 值当 to challenge actions driven purely by blind loyalty or emotional impulsiveness.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
worthwhile; worth it
A highly colloquial Northern Chinese alternative to 值得 (zhíde), commonly used in rhetorical questions.
doing this; acting in this manner
A standard spoken phrase used to refer to a specific course of action just discussed.
Marks a direct yes-no question with a skeptical or rhetorical undertone.