我也不知道是好 还是不好
“I don't know if she's okay or not.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
于奶奶还好吗
“Is Granny Yu okay?”
我也不知道 是好 还是 不好
“I don't know if she's okay or not.”
“Granny Yu must be tired. You should get some rest soon, too.”
“Her condition is complicated, and I am quite worried.”
When discussing the deteriorating health of elderly relatives, Chinese speakers often avoid absolute negative words, opting for vague uncertainty instead.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
I also don't know / I'm not sure myself
A natural way to express lack of information while softening one's stance.
whether it is ... or ...
Standard syntactic structure for presenting two alternative possibilities.