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反问句 (fǎnwènjù) is a type of rhetorical question commonly used in Chinese conversations. It is a question that is asked for effect or to make a statement, rather than to elicit an answer. The literal translation of 反问句 is "reverse question sentence", as it often presents a statement in the form of a question.
In Chinese, 反问句 is pronounced as fǎn wèn jù, with the first tone on both characters. The first character 反 (fǎn) means "reverse" or "opposite", while 问 (wèn) means "to ask". 句 (jù) means "sentence".
Here are some examples of how 反问句 can be used in a conversation:
1. 我是来上班的,难道我是来玩的吗?(Wǒ shì lái shàngbān de, nándào wǒ shì lái wán de ma?) - I am here for work, do you think I am here to play?
2. 难道你觉得这个问题很简单吗?(Nándào nǐ juéde zhège wèntí hěn jiǎndān ma?) - Do you think this question is easy?
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