“Hiding one's true feelings” in Japanese
Short answer
Hiding one's true feelings in Japanese is “掛子” (kakego). Full meaning: boxes which fit inside each other, nesting boxes; hiding one's true feelings; person in a scam whose role is to telephone the victim.
Other ways to say “Hiding one's true feelings” in Japanese
懸子
kakego boxes which fit inside each other, nesting boxes; hiding one's true feelings; person in a scam whose role is to telephone the victim
掛籠
kakego boxes which fit inside each other, nesting boxes; hiding one's true feelings; person in a scam whose role is to telephone the victim
懸籠
kakego boxes which fit inside each other, nesting boxes; hiding one's true feelings; person in a scam whose role is to telephone the victim
かけご
kakego boxes which fit inside each other, nesting boxes; hiding one's true feelings; person in a scam whose role is to telephone the victim
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