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你满口谎言无比真诚的样子
[nĭ măn kŏu huăng yán wú bĭ zhēn chéng de yàng zi]
Despite spouting lies, you look as if you're extremely sincere. This paradox reveals the irony of dishonesty packaged in an earnest guise.
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骗子永远都是最真心的
[piàn zi yŏng yuăn dōu shì zuì zhēn xīn de]
Liars are always the sincerest this is paradoxical expression pointing out irony On the surface ...
你说的谎话真是好听
[nĭ shuō de huăng huà zhēn shì hăo tīng]
Your Lies Are Beautiful Words suggests admiring or having complicated feelings toward dishonesty ...
你能不能实话实说
[nĭ néng bù néng shí huà shí shuō]
Can you just be honest ? shows exasperation or impatience with deceit or evasion from someone else ...
你骗的太认真
[nĭ piàn de tài rèn zhēn]
You lied with such seriousness This hints at a situation where someone felt betrayed but ironically ...
不诚
[bù chéng]
Not Sincere suggests a person who is dishonest or insincere often used to express irony acknowledging ...
谎言难诚恳
[huăng yán nán chéng kĕn]
Lies Are Hard to Be Sincere implies the contradiction between dishonest actions or words lies and ...
谎言要诚实些
[huăng yán yào chéng shí xiē]
This translates to Lies should be more honest which paradoxically calls for lying to be more sincere ...
你把谎言说的如此诚恳
[nĭ bă huăng yán shuō de rú cĭ chéng kĕn]
You Speak Lies So Sincerely This conveys frustration or admiration towards someone who lies convincingly ...
撒谎的人的真心话
[sā huăng de rén de zhēn xīn huà]
The truth from the liars mouth Suggests the irony or complexity in relationships where sometimes ...