“Inside and outside” in Japanese
Short answer
Inside and outside in Japanese is “内外” (uchisoto). Full meaning: inside and outside, interior and exterior; inside and outside the country, home and abroad, domestic and foreign; around, about, approximately.
Other ways to say “Inside and outside” in Japanese
裏表
uraomote back and front, inside and outside, both sides; inside out (e.g. clothing); double-dealing, two faces (cf. two-faced)
表裏
omoteura front and back, inside and outside, two sides, both sides; duplicity, double-dealing, being two-faced
中外
chuugai home and abroad, domestic and foreign; inside and outside, interior and exterior
ウチソト
uchisoto inside and outside, interior and exterior; inside and outside the country, home and abroad, domestic and foreign; around, about, approximately
うらおもて
uraomote back and front, inside and outside, both sides; inside out (e.g. clothing); double-dealing, two faces (cf. two-faced)
ウラオモテ
uraomote back and front, inside and outside, both sides; inside out (e.g. clothing); double-dealing, two faces (cf. two-faced)
裏おもて
uraomote back and front, inside and outside, both sides; inside out (e.g. clothing); double-dealing, two faces (cf. two-faced)
オモテウラ
omoteura front and back, inside and outside, two sides, both sides; duplicity, double-dealing, being two-faced
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