言符其实 | Chinese meaning

言符其实【yán fú qí shí】

(of one's words) to be in accord with reality (idiom)

This idiom is used to describe a situation where what someone says accurately reflects the truth or reality, often used in context to affirm honesty or integrity.

，。

What he said is in accordance with reality, we should all trust him.

言符其实【yán fú qí shí】

(of one's words) to be in accord with reality (idiom)

This idiom is used to describe a situation where what someone says accurately reflects the truth or reality, often used in context to affirm honesty or integrity.

，。

What he said is in accordance with reality, we should all trust him.

言

HSK 24

含义words, speech; speak, say; Kangxi radical 149

拼音yán

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符

HSK 44

含义i.d. tag, tally, symbol, charm

拼音fú

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其

HSK 23

含义his, her, its, their; that

拼音qí

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实

HSK 2

含义real, true; honest, sincere

拼音shí

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言符其实【yán fú qí shí】

(of one's words) to be in accord with reality (idiom)

This idiom is used to describe a situation where what someone says accurately reflects the truth or reality, often used in context to affirm honesty or integrity.

，。

What he said is in accordance with reality, we should all trust him.

言符其实【yán fú qí shí】

(of one's words) to be in accord with reality (idiom)

This idiom is used to describe a situation where what someone says accurately reflects the truth or reality, often used in context to affirm honesty or integrity.