Examples of using "Utangaç" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Tom's shy.
- Tom is shy.
- Tom is timid.
Are you shy?
I feel shy.
My dear, don't be shy!
Don't be so shy.
- He's a bit shy.
- He's kind of shy.
I'm not blushing!
This squirrel is shy.
Tom is quite shy.
Tom seems to be shy.
- I'm not shy.
- I am not shy.
Don't be shy.
Tom is kind of shy.
- He's very shy.
- He is very shy.
The boys are shy.
Don't be embarrassed, Tom.
Tom is very bashful.
Tom seemed shy.
- Tom isn't shy.
- Tom isn't timid.
Tom is just shy.
Come on. Don't be shy.
- She is a little shy.
- She's a bit shy.
I felt embarrassed at first.
I never was shy.
Mary is very shy.
Tom must be shy.
Mary is a little shy.
- Tom may be shy.
- Tom might be shy.
- Tom could be embarrassed.
- Tom could just be shy.
I've never been shy.
- Tom didn't seem to be shy.
- Tom didn't seem shy.
I wasn't embarrassed.
Tom wasn't shy.
Is your father shy?
Is Tom shy?
I am a shy boy.
- Tom isn't as shy as he used to be.
- Tom is not as shy as he used to be.
The shy pupil murmured his answer.
- She is shy and talks little.
- She's shy and doesn't talk much.
Tom is shy and cowardly.
That boy is really shy.
That girl is really shy.
Go ahead! Don't be shy!
She felt shy in his presence.
Tom is shy, isn't he?
Tom isn't shy at all.
The fact is that my cat is shy.
I am a shy boy.
He was shy at first.
- I knew Tom was shy.
- I knew that Tom was shy.
Don't be shy. Talk to me.
Tom is shy around strangers.
He's shy and dreamy.
- Tom looked a bit sheepish.
- Tom seemed a little embarrassed.
I was a shy child.
Yes, she was a shy girl.
The shy boy mumbled his name.
That child is a bit shy.
Tom looked very embarrassed.
She is a very shy girl.
Tom is extremely shy.
- I think Tom is shy.
- I think that Tom is shy.
Two out of five children are shy.
Tom is a shy boy.
Tom is just a little shy.
Tom didn't want to seem shy.
Tom was a shy boy.
Tom is a little shy with girls.
- I thought Tom would be shy.
- I thought that Tom would be shy.
- I don't think Tom is shy.
- I don't think that Tom is shy.
- I know that Tom is shy.
- I know Tom is shy.
I hope Tom isn't shy.
I didn't think Tom would be shy.
Tom won't likely be shy.
Tom is still fairly shy.
- Tom is likely to be shy.
- Tom will likely be shy.
Tom wasn't very shy.
- Tom said he's shy.
- Tom said that he's shy.
I didn't know Tom was shy.
Tom seemed to be shy.
Tom isn't very shy.
Mary is shy, isn't she?
Tom is shy around girls.
- I don't think Tom was shy.
- I don't think that Tom was shy.
- I suspected Tom was embarrassed.
- I suspected that Tom was embarrassed.
Tom seems to be embarrassed.