内心
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Base noun form. Refers to one's private feelings or true intentions, not expressed outwardly. Used in expressions like 『内心では』 (naishin de wa, 'in one's heart').
Theme
Two siblings, Takeshi and User, are having a heart-to-heart talk at home about their true feelings regarding a family decision.
内心
ないしん
innermost thoughts / real intention / inmost heart
People & IdentityEmotions & Personality
Memory Hook
Think of 'inner' (内, uchi) 'heart' (心, kokoro) — your innermost thoughts are deep inside your heart. 'Inner heart' → 内心 (naishin, 'innermost thoughts').
Cultural Note
In Japanese culture, 『内心』 (naishin, 'innermost thoughts') reflects the concept of 'honne' (true feelings) vs. 'tatemae' (public facade). It's often discussed in contexts like relationships or self-reflection.
Forms
Base: 内心Base noun form. Refers to one's private feelings or true intentions, not expressed outwardly. Used in expressions like 『内心では』 (naishin de wa, 'in one's heart').