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10 examples found containing '本音' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)
しゃちょう
社長
こと
ほんね
本音
ちが

My boss says one thing and means another.
かれ
ほんね
本音
した

He showed what he meant.
あいて
相手
はなし
ってきた
おも
ったら
そこで
じぶん
自分
ほんね
本音
はな
してみよう

If you feel the other person is engaging in the conversation, try sharing your true feelings.
ほんね
本音
いわせてもらえばこれまで
じょうたい
状態
ままでもかまわない
If I'm honest, I prefer things the way they've always been.
きらく
気楽
きも
気持
とき
ひと
ほんね
本音
はな
もの
When people feel at ease, they tend to express their true feelings.
かれ
はつげん
発言
ほんね
本音
のか
たてまえ
建前
のかによってこちら
たいおう
対応
わってくる

Our response will vary depending on whether what he said was his true intention or just formality.
いとう
伊藤
とは
だいがくじだい
大学時代
から
しんゆう
親友
ほんね
本音
える
きらく
気楽
かんけい
関係

Mr. Ito has been my close friend since university, and we have a easygoing relationship where we can speak honestly.
かのじょ
彼女
のぞ
ころも
せないで
ほんね
本音
って
しい
ということ
I wish she wouldn't pussyfoot about it and just say what she means.
じぶん
自分
づいていなかった
ことに
づける
あいて
相手
ほんね
本音
ことができる
べている

A says that one can realize things they hadn’t noticed before, while B says that one can learn the other person’s true feelings.
せかい
世界
から
はしか
麻疹
ゆしゅつこく
輸出国
いやみ
嫌味
とも
ほんね
本音
とれることいわれている
しまつ
始末

Ending up with being called a "measles exporting country" by the rest of the world, something that you could take as insult or truth.
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