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说实话 (shuō shí huà) is a common phrase used in everyday conversation in Chinese. It is often used to preface a statement or opinion that may be considered blunt or honest. The literal translation of 说实话 is "to speak the truth" or "to tell the truth", but it is commonly used to mean "frankly speaking" or "to be honest".
For example, if someone asks for your opinion on a new hairstyle, you could respond with 说实话, 我觉得不太适合你 (shuō shí huà, wǒ juéde bù tài shìhé nǐ), which means "to be honest, I don't think it suits you."
In this context, 说实话 is used to soften the bluntness of the statement and show that you are being honest and not trying to offend the person.
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