言未尽 The phrase means Words Not Fully Said A common sentiment in Chinese

Relation Nicknames

Tears是多余 [tears shì duō yú]
The phrase combines English and Chinese Tears in English along with the Chinese words for too much ...
一席话怎点的透三个字怎说得够 [yī xí huà zĕn diăn de tòu sān gè zì zĕn shuō dé gòu]
This means One word cannot express thoroughly ; three words seem to be far from enough It reflects ...
说不出的言不由衷猜不透的不明所以 [shuō bù chū de yán bù yóu zhōng cāi bù tòu de bù míng suŏ yĭ]
Words from the heart but cant speak out combined with unsolvable confusion suggests complex sentiments ...
道不尽 [dào bù jĭn]
This phrase suggests cannot fully express and refers to feelings or experiences too complex or profound ...
最美的话是不说 [zuì mĕi de huà shì bù shuō]
It translates as the best words are left unsaid The idea expressed here conveys deep emotion or profound ...
说不出来 [shuō bù chū lái]
Literally meaning unable to articulate it reflects a feeling where emotions or thoughts are too ...
说不清楚的话 [shuō bù qīng chŭ de huà]
Words that cant be clearly expressed : A feeling conveyed when one struggles to articulate certain ...
多说一个字都觉得多余 [duō shuō yī gè zì dōu jué dé duō yú]
The meaning is akin to Words become unnecessary It conveys that sometimes silence or minimal conversation ...
词不达意心静止 [cí bù dá yì xīn jìng zhĭ]
In Chinese culture theres often a lot of emotional weight put into language The phrase here means ...