我倒没听说过有什么
“I haven't heard about any gunshot wounds or suspected gunshot wounds.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我们是三班倒
“(Outpatient of Beiyan County Hospital) We work in three shifts.”
我倒 没听说过 有什么
“I haven't heard about any gunshot wounds or suspected gunshot wounds.”
“I haven't heard about any gunshot wounds or suspected gunshot wounds.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Using '倒' serves as a polite hedge in Chinese, subtly signaling that the speaker's personal experience may not reflect the full truth while still offering cooperation.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
I haven't heard about that, though
Use '倒' here to soften the negative statement and indicate contrast with expectations.