根はいい人って英語でなんて言うの？

It is a global or should a human nature in most humans to give off a mean impression especially if they are in foreign company or they do not know you. But do not be quick to judge a person until you get to know them.:)

If somebody "means well," they aren't trying to be mean, or they don't realize they are being mean. They are actually trying to be nice and helpful. In other words, someone is trying to be nice and helpful, but they are actually making others angry.

1. This is an inversion of the phrase: a wolf in sheep's clothing. A Wolf in sheep's clothing is an idiom of Biblical origin used to describe those playing a role contrary to their real character with whom contact is dangerous, particularly false teachers. The moral drawn is that one's basic nature eventually betrays itself. 2. Facade = exterior or face. belie = fail to give a true impression of (something). "His lively, alert manner belied his years."

This means that you should not judge people just by their outside appearance. People are not always what they appear outside.

When someone appears difficult to get along with or mean but inside has a genuine kind heart, the person can be said to be: 'Hard on the outside but soft on the inside' You can also say 'He/She has a hard out shell.' Many fruits have a hard outer layer but are very tasty on the inside. Coconuts have a very hard outer shell but inside is the soft jelly of the coconut with the coconut water. I hope that helps!

Saying that someone is "rough around the edges" means they might not seem good or perfect but might not be true underneath the surface. Whereas when you say "don't judge a book by its cover" means don't judge a person by there appearance.

A heart of gold is an expression to describe someone who is very kind and caring You can't judge a book by its cover means that how a person appears does not necessarily convey their personality. They may be quite different than you first thought, once you get to know them

A) Appearances are often misleading. - Things can look different from the way they really are B)Looks are deceiving. - used to say that something can be very different from how it seems or appears to be. Example- The restaurant doesn't look very appealing, but looks can be deceiving/deceptive. C)Don’t just scratch the surface. - To barely begin; to see or do only a fraction of what is possible. Example-This beginners' course only scratches the surface of the subject. I hope this helps :-)

A persons appearance may make them seem as unkind or unapproachable. however when you get to know them you get to see their good qualities such as being friendly, helpful etc.

He/she is not what you would expect him/her to be like. In this case, "expect" means what you think the person would be like (and maybe not what they are actually like). So the meaning of this sentence is that the person is actually not the type of person you would think/expect them to be. Deep down, he/she is actually a great person and very kind hearted. "Kind hearted" is a term many native speakers use to describe someone who cares for others and has a good heart. "Actually" is an adverb that is used to contradict someone. In this sentence, you are correcting the person's misconception of her/him. You are saying that what they think of the person is in fact not true and that they are actually very kind and deep down has a good heart. It might not seem like it, but he/she is actually a great person. If something is not like it seems, that the impression you have is not entirely correct. So in this case, it means that your impression of the person is wrong and that he/she is actually kind and a good person. An impression is an idea that you have, without really knowing all of the details.

You can't judge a book by its cover - This means you can't know what someone or something is like just by only looking at appearance's. Just because someone or something looks bad on the outside doesn't mean its the same on the inside.