<p>In your context, I'd probably say: 我把钥匙给你不更好吗？ or 我觉得给你更合适.</p>

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2019-03-02T01:48:10.203Z
2019-03-02T01:48:10.203Z
dan
<p>Consider the following situation.</p>

<p>I'm with two friends. Alice is a bad driver. Bob is not. Bob says to me, "why don't you give Alice the keys and let's go home". I say to Bob, "why don't I just give them to <em>you</em>".</p>

<p>Here, emphasis is, not the other person, but you (the one I'm speaking to).</p>

<p>I thought of 要不我给你自己 and 要不我给你本身.</p>

<p>This is an abstraction of something that really happened to me. I realize that using 直接给你 is probably the best way to emphasize in this case. But is there any other way to do it?</p>

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2019-03-01T15:37:27.813Z
为什么不把钥匙给你,你来开车呢？
sfy
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2019-03-01T19:37:57.823Z
You don't have to add any word.
You can just emphasize directly with the tone.
Increase and extend the sound of 你.
为什么我不直接把钥匙给你...呢？
Farnz Seager
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Adding emphasis to "you"
# Adding emphasis to "you"

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-03-01)

Consider the following situation.

I'm with two friends. Alice is a bad driver. Bob is not. Bob says to me, "why don't you give Alice the keys and let's go home". I say to Bob, "why don't I just give them to *you*".

Here, emphasis is, not the other person, but you (the one I'm speaking to).

I thought of 要不我给你自己 and 要不我给你本身.

This is an abstraction of something that really happened to me. I realize that using 直接给你 is probably the best way to emphasize in this case. But is there any other way to do it?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: 为什么不把钥匙给你,你来开车呢？  
> **username_2**: You don't have to add any word. You can just emphasize directly with the tone. Increase and extend the sound of 你. 为什么我不直接把钥匙给你...呢？  

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### Answer by username_3 on 2019-03-02. Score: 1

In your context, I'd probably say: 我把钥匙给你不更好吗？ or 我觉得给你更合适.


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