How to Say ‘I’m Embarrassed, I Wish I Could Disappear’ in Japanese

To express embarrassment and the wish to disappear in Japanese, you can use the following phrase:

  • 「恥ずかしいです、消えてしまいたい気持ちです。」 (Hazukashii desu, kieteshimaitai kimochi desu.)

Here’s a breakdown of the phrase:

  • 恥ずかしいです (Hazukashii desu) means “I’m embarrassed” or “it’s embarrassing.”
  • 消えてしまいたい気持ちです (Kieteshimaitai kimochi desu) means “I feel like I want to disappear.”

This phrase allows you to convey your embarrassment and the desire to escape an awkward situation or hide from embarrassment.

Conclusion

Learning how to express satisfaction and embarrassment in Japanese allows you to communicate your feelings effectively in different situations. Whether you want to express your delight when something meets your expectations or convey your embarrassment and the wish to disappear in an awkward moment, these phrases help you express your emotions clearly and appropriately.

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