“Feeling embarrassed” in Japanese
Short answer
Feeling embarrassed in Japanese is “顔負け” (kaomake). Full meaning: being put to shame, being outshone, being eclipsed, feeling embarrassed.
Other ways to say “Feeling embarrassed” in Japanese
恐縮
kyoushuku feeling (much) obliged, being (very) grateful, being thankful; feeling sorry (for troubling someone), feeling ashamed (e.g. of an error), feeling embarrassed (e.g. by someone's compliments, hospitality, etc.)
顔負
kaomake being put to shame, being outshone, being eclipsed, feeling embarrassed
顔まけ
kaomake being put to shame, being outshone, being eclipsed, feeling embarrassed
きょうしゅく
kyoushuku feeling (much) obliged, being (very) grateful, being thankful; feeling sorry (for troubling someone), feeling ashamed (e.g. of an error), feeling embarrassed (e.g. by someone's compliments, hospitality, etc.)
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