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原味谎言
[yuán wèi huăng yán]
Indicating someone who speaks frankly and directly without hiding anything ; they are open about ...
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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 ...
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真心话大都残忍又无情
[zhēn xīn huà dà dōu cán rĕn yòu wú qíng]
Honest words are mostly cruel and merciless It reflects the reality that sometimes telling the truth ...
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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 ...
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说谎话
[shuō huăng huà]
Telling Lies indicates someone who might playfully tell stories that are untrue be sarcastic often ...
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谎言縂是比忠告更动听
[huăng yán zŏng shì bĭ zhōng gào gèng dòng tīng]
This means Lies are always sweeter than honest advice It reflects a belief or observation that people ...
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诚实病人
[chéng shí bìng rén]
An honest patient It can imply someone who openly admits their own shortcomings and is trying to heal ...
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向你说谎
[xiàng nĭ shuō huăng]
Speaking a lie to you It implies an admission or hint of untruths told to someone important often with ...
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想说谎吗
[xiăng shuō huăng ma]
Wanting to lie – it conveys the inner conflict one might feel about whether they should be honest ...