他们 是不是有些反常啊
“Have they... been acting a bit abnormal?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
挺好的
“Pretty good.”
他们 是不是有 些反常 啊
“Have they... been acting a bit abnormal?”
“You must pay attention to their mental state.”
“Something is clearly wrong with them, don't you see it?”
When suspecting someone has problems or is behaving strangely, Chinese speakers often soften their observation using hedges like 'somewhat' (youxie) to remain polite and observant.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
somewhat unusual; a bit abnormal
Used politely or tactfully to point out that someone's behavior deviates from their usual conduct.
Softens the rhetorical or probing question, inviting confirmation without sounding overly blunt.