这么巧 你来做什么
“What a coincidence. What are you doing here?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
那个 医生
“Doctor.”
这么巧 你来做什么
“What a coincidence. What are you doing here?”
我那个身体有点不舒服 有个朋友呢
“I'm not feeling well. A friend”
“I find it suspicious running into you here—what are you really up to?”
Saying 'what a coincidence' is polite on the surface, but in law enforcement or adversarial relationships, it often conceals tactical probing.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
what a coincidence
A natural everyday phrase to use when bumping into an acquaintance unexpectedly.
what to do; what business brings you
Commonly used in spoken Chinese to directly ask about someone's purpose or current activity.