in a former life上輩子

用 can't shake the feeling 把說不清的眼熟講得又準又輕。

can't shake the feeling that ...

對剛認識卻莫名投緣的人用；熟人之間當客套也行，正式場合別說。

I can't put my finger on it, but I know you. ／ Something about you feels oddly familiar.

中性

shake the feeling 連讀，that 後稍停。

I can't shake the feeling that we've met somewhere before. 我總覺得我們好像在哪兒見過。

反話式拆臺：don't suppose ... has anything to do with 把功勞輕輕推給嘴上功夫。

I don't suppose it has anything to do with ...

熟人拆臺或自嘲時用；對長輩和正式場合別用這種反話。

Not that it has anything to do with me, of course. ／ I'm sure it's pure coincidence.

口語

don't suppose 輕快，anything to do with 連成一串。

I don't suppose it has anything to do with the fact that I raised you. 我想這跟我把你們拉扯大沒啥關係吧。

兩拍一逗一懟，把對同一出戲的錯愕全抖出來。

Were we at the same ...?

朋友間表示難以置信時用；對不熟的人或長輩別拿來懟。

Did we watch the same movie? ／ Are you sure we saw the same show?

口語

Get out of here 語速快，Were we 連讀成 /wɜːr wi/。

Get out of here. Were we at the same screening? 少來了，我們看的是同一場嗎？

用最直白的一句吐槽戳破高雅藝術的氣場，誠實得讓人會心一笑。

I didn't understand one damn thing in ___.

看完看不懂的電影或展覽時跟熟人吐槽用；當著創作者或正式場合別說，太冒犯。

I didn't get a single word of that play. ／ Not one thing about that film made sense to me.

口語

didn't understand 連讀，one damn thing 三詞重讀，that play 降調收尾。

I didn't understand one thing in that movie. 那部電影我一點都沒看懂。