咱们家有多少钱 我能不知道吗
“You think I don't know how much money we have?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
不是要给你的 让你看看
“It's not for you. I want you to see it.”
咱们家 有多少 钱 我能不知道吗
“You think I don't know how much money we have?”
我还看呢 我看什么看
“I don't need to check it out.”
“Stop pretending; I know exactly how broke we are without looking.”
In Chinese households, financial status is rarely a private secret between spouses, and pretending otherwise invites swift domestic irony.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
our family / our household
An inclusive term signaling belonging and shared domestic responsibility.
how could I not know?; of course I know
A classic rhetorical pattern expressing strong certainty and annoyance at being doubted.
Transforms the clause into a rhetorical question implying an obvious affirmative truth.