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不想听你说的谎言
[bù xiăng tīng nĭ shuō de huăng yán]
Don't Want to Hear Your Lies: Expresses clear frustration or hurt feelings about someone who has not been truthful, indicating unwillingness to hear more dishonesty.
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听腻了谎话
[tīng nì le huăng huà]
Tired of Lies : This expresses frustration towards insincerity and dishonesty reflecting someone ...
无力分辨你的真伪
[wú lì fēn biàn nĭ de zhēn wĕi]
Unable to Tell Your Truth From Lies This reflects helplessness in distinguishing the sincerity ...
你的谎言不值一提
[nĭ de huăng yán bù zhí yī tí]
Your Lies Are Unimportant Expresses a dismissive attitude towards the lies told by someone else ...
谎话不好听
[huăng huà bù hăo tīng]
Lies don ’ t sound pleasant means dishonesty isnt admirable and is a reflection on truthfulness ...
淡漠的旁听你背诵谎言
[dàn mò de páng tīng nĭ bèi sòng huăng yán]
Indifferently Listening to You Recite Lies might come across melancholic and disillusioned portraying ...
谎话讲得如此动听我怎会慌
[huăng huà jiăng dé rú cĭ dòng tīng wŏ zĕn huì huāng]
This means ‘ Your lies are spoken with such sincerity that I can ’ t help but believe them ’ indicating ...
想听听你说慌
[xiăng tīng tīng nĭ shuō huāng]
Expresses a desire to hear the other person lie In a more nuanced context it might reflect someone ...
听够谎话
[tīng gòu huăng huà]
Conveying exhaustion from hearing too many lies it suggests disillusionment with people who have ...
不稀罕你的谎言
[bù xī hăn nĭ de huăng yán]
Saying that the speaker isn ’ t impressed by or doesnt cherish lies Your lies are nothing special ...