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难道 (nándào) - Could it be that, is it possible
Processing keyword: 难道 (nándào) - Could it be that, is it possible
"难道" (nándào) is a Mandarin Chinese expression used to express doubt or incredulity. It often precedes a question and is used to suggest that something is surprising or unexpected. The phrase can convey skepticism or disbelief about a situation.
"难道" is typically used in rhetorical questions. The speaker uses "难道" to imply that the answer should be obvious or to express disbelief in the current situation.
[Statement or context] + 难道 + [Question]
Structure | Example Sentence | Translation |
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[Statement] + 难道 + [Question] | 他明天不去,难道他感冒了吗? | He’s not going tomorrow, could it be that he has a cold? |
"难道" is often compared to other modal expressions such as "是不是" (shì bù shì) which means "is it or is it not?" However, "难道" carries a stronger tone of disbelief or surprise, while "是不是" is more neutral and merely asks for clarification.
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In Chinese culture, indirect communication is often preferred, and expressing disbelief or concern politely is valued. Using "难道" allows speakers to maintain politeness while questioning the rationale behind actions or events.
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