“Real intentions” in Japanese
Short answer
Real intentions in Japanese is “実意” (jitsui). Full meaning: sincerity, real intentions.
Other ways to say “Real intentions” in Japanese
心底
shintei bottom of one's heart, depths of one's mind, innermost thoughts, real intentions; from the bottom of one's heart, wholeheartedly, truly, sincerely
しんてい
shintei bottom of one's heart, depths of one's mind, innermost thoughts, real intentions; from the bottom of one's heart, wholeheartedly, truly, sincerely
真底
shinsoko bottom of one's heart, depths of one's mind, innermost thoughts, real intentions; from the bottom of one's heart, wholeheartedly, truly, sincerely
真ん底
shinsoko bottom of one's heart, depths of one's mind, innermost thoughts, real intentions; from the bottom of one's heart, wholeheartedly, truly, sincerely
しんそこ
shinsoko bottom of one's heart, depths of one's mind, innermost thoughts, real intentions; from the bottom of one's heart, wholeheartedly, truly, sincerely
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