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What does hazukashii mean in Japanese?

"Hazukashii" (恥ずかしい) in Japanese means embarrassed, ashamed, or shy. It's a versatile word that can be used to describe a range of feelings from mild awkwardness to deep shame.

Here are some examples of how it can be used:

* "Watashi wa hazukashii desu." (私は恥ずかしいです。) - "I am embarrassed."

* "Sono koto wa hazukashii desu." (そのことは恥ずかしいです。) - "That is embarrassing."

* "Hazukashii kara, ie nai." (恥ずかしいから、言えない。) - "I can't say it because I'm embarrassed."

Note: "Hazukashii" can also be used to describe something that is unbecoming or inappropriate, like a situation or a person's behavior.

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