Really? English: "Is that true?

the Chinese phrase "zhēn de ma" is expressed in English as "Is that true? "or" Really? "。 These two expressions can be used according to the different degree and tone of the dialogue context to ask whether what the other party said is true or not.

"Is that true? "the usage situation of:

"Is that true? "is a formal and serious expression, usually used in formal occasions or for the confirmation of important information. For example, when we hear a major news or accident, we can use this expression to ask whether what the other party said is true, so as to confirm the authenticity of the information.

Example:

A: "I heard there was an earthquake in the region."

B: "Is that true? I hope everyone is safe."

"Really? "the usage situation of:

"Really? "is a more common and casual expression, which can be used in various daily conversations. It can express both surprise and doubt, and its specific meaning usually depends on the tone and context. We can use this expression when we want to express our surprise or doubt what the other person said.

Example:

A: "I won't the lottery tomorrow! "

B: "Really? That's amazing! "

These two expressions are very common, and the specific choice depends on the tone you want to express. Whether in formal occasions or in daily conversations, using appropriate expressions can convey your meaning more accurately and help you communicate in English better.