“A bit shy” in Japanese
Short answer
A bit shy in Japanese is “うら恥ずかしい” (urahazukashii). Full meaning: inwardly embarrassed, inwardly ashamed, a bit shy.
Other ways to say “A bit shy” in Japanese
うら恥しい
urahazukashii inwardly embarrassed, inwardly ashamed, a bit shy
うら恥し
urahazukashi inwardly embarrassed, inwardly ashamed, a bit shy
うら恥しく
urahazukashiku inwardly embarrassed, inwardly ashamed, a bit shy
うら恥しけれ
urahazukashikere inwardly embarrassed, inwardly ashamed, a bit shy
うら恥しゅう
urahazukashuu inwardly embarrassed, inwardly ashamed, a bit shy
うら恥ずかし
urahazukashi inwardly embarrassed, inwardly ashamed, a bit shy
うら恥しかろ
urahazukashikaro inwardly embarrassed, inwardly ashamed, a bit shy
うら恥しかっ
urahazukashika inwardly embarrassed, inwardly ashamed, a bit shy
うら恥しきゃ
urahazukashikya inwardly embarrassed, inwardly ashamed, a bit shy
うら恥しかろう
urahazukashikarou inwardly embarrassed, inwardly ashamed, a bit shy
うら恥しけりゃ
urahazukashikerya inwardly embarrassed, inwardly ashamed, a bit shy
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