不想知道是谁吗
“You don't want to know who?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
对了 我周末带你见个人好不好 好啊
“Oh, right, I'll take you to meet someone this weekend. Okay.”
不想知道 是谁 吗
“You don't want to know who?”
不想知道
“Not really.”
“Admit it, you are dying to know who I am taking you to meet.”
Withholding information about upcoming social meetings with family or friends is a common way partners tease each other and test reactions before a significant introduction.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
don't want to know
Used either to state genuine disinterest or, in negative question form, to playfully provoke interest.
who it is
Standard phrase to identify an unspecified person.
Converts the negative inquiry into an invitation to express curiosity.