我哪能知道这么多呀 哥
“I just met him once. How could I know all that?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我这刚见一次面
“I just met him once. How could I know all that?”
我 哪能 知道这么多 呀 哥
“I just met him once. How could I know all that?”
你还拿个小本
“And taking out a notebook?”
“Give me a break, we only met once so stop expecting me to know everything about them.”
Family members often aggressively cross-examine younger relatives after matchmaking dates, prompting exasperated defensiveness.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
how could one possibly
A common spoken rhetorical adverb used to express impossibility or strong rebuttal against an expectation.
Softens the rhetorical rebuttal to avoid sounding overly aggressive toward an older male relative or friend.