难外用英语怎么说

"难外" (nánwài) is a Chinese phrase that translates to "difficult outside" in English. It is used to describe a situation or person who is difficult to deal with or understand from an external perspective, but may have good intentions or reasons for their behavior.
The phrase "难外" is usually used in the context of interpersonal relationships or social interactions. For example, in a relationship, one person may find the other difficult to understand or deal with, but the other person may have good intentions or reasons for their behavior.
Here are some examples of the phrase "难外" in use:
他的性格有点难外，但是他是个好人 (tā de xìnggé yǒudiǎn nánwài, dànshì tā shì gè hǎo rén)
Meaning: He is a little difficult to deal with, but he is a good person.
她的行为有点难外，但是她有她自己的原因 (tā de xíngwéi yǒudiǎn nánwài, dànshì tā yǒu tā zìjǐ de yuányīn)
Meaning: Her behavior is a little difficult to understand, but she has her own reasons.
The phrase "难外" has a long history, it can be found in many ancient chinese literature.