没准你哪天死的时候
“Who knows, maybe when you die one day,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
总好过多个敌人吧
“is better than an extra enemy, right?”
没准 你哪天死 的时候
“Who knows, maybe when you die one day,”
还有人替你收尸呢
“someone might be there to bury you.”
“Don't act so arrogant; you might need someone's mercy when your own time comes.”
In martial arts or underworld contexts, sparing an enemy or avoiding unnecessary grudges is seen as insurance against dying alone with no one to bury you.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
maybe; perhaps; who knows
A very common colloquial Northern Mandarin term used to introduce an uncertain possibility.
some day; one of these days
Used idiomatically in spoken Chinese to refer to an indefinite future point in time.