“To feel awkward” in Japanese
Short answer
To feel awkward in Japanese is “照れる” (tereru). Full meaning: to be shy, to be bashful, to feel awkward, to feel embarrassed.
Other ways to say “To feel awkward” in Japanese
気が引ける
kigahikeru to feel awkward, to feel ashamed, to feel inferior, to feel shy (about doing something)
てれ
tere to be shy, to be bashful, to feel awkward, to feel embarrassed
テレ
tere to be shy, to be bashful, to feel awkward, to feel embarrassed
てれる
tereru to be shy, to be bashful, to feel awkward, to feel embarrassed
テレる
tereru to be shy, to be bashful, to feel awkward, to feel embarrassed
てれん
teren to be shy, to be bashful, to feel awkward, to feel embarrassed
テレん
teren to be shy, to be bashful, to feel awkward, to feel embarrassed
てれろ
terero to be shy, to be bashful, to feel awkward, to feel embarrassed
テレれ
terere to be shy, to be bashful, to feel awkward, to feel embarrassed
テレよ
tereyo to be shy, to be bashful, to feel awkward, to feel embarrassed
てれよ
tereyo to be shy, to be bashful, to feel awkward, to feel embarrassed
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