会話は苦手です。って英語でなんて言うの？

When you say "I'm a little shy because I'm not that good at expressing myself" it means that sometimes you may not feel too confident in your ability to explain exactly what you want. The phrase "I'm shy" will explain to listeners your hesitation when you speak. "It's a little difficult for me to explain myself" and "I have a little trouble properly saying what I mean", tells your listeners that they should please be patient with you as you may need a little time to explain yourself.

"I'm not very good at making conversation" 「I'm not very goodっていうの意味は苦手同じです。 Also we use the expression "Making" conversation because it's considered an ability, as if it's something you can make, therefore if you are not good at it you could use other words to express your lack of conversation skill by saying "I'm terrible at making conversation" or "I have trouble making conversation". If you don't mind being a bit self-deprecating then you could openly say that your conversation skills are 'pretty bad" 「だいたい苦手」とか。 つまり、会話の能力が苦手です。 I hope this helps, do your best!

When you talk about things that you personally don't like, or aren't good at, it's a good idea to soften the sentence a little by using phrases like "not really" or "not very." For example: - "I'm not really good at talking with others." = I'm not good at talking with others. - "I'm not really good at karaoke." = I'm not good at karaoke. - "I'm not really good at playing sports." = I'm not good at sports. Another way to say this is, "I don't really know how to hold a conversation." We use the verb "hold" when we talk about having a conversation. In other words, what you are saying is "I don't know how to have a conversation." It means basically the same thing, but you can also use, "I'm not very good at keeping a conversation going." This also means "I don't know how to have a conversation," as well as implying that you might be able to start one, but you don't know how to keep it going.

Different ways of expressing your limited abilities.

Saying that you find something a little difficult means that you are capable of doing it if you had an adequate amount of support or help. That also applies to "I usually struggle with". Saying that you need to improve something shows that you have identified a vital thing in your life that needs help or support to better it. It also shows that you are aware of this problem and are open to help to improve it.

"I'm sorry, but it can be hard for me to express my thoughts in English." is a slightly formal way of telling whoever you may be speaking to that you are not good at conversing. in English. example: You: "I'm sorry, but it can be hard for me to express my thoughts in English." Person: "That's alright! I'll be patient." "It can be difficult for me to have a fluent conversation." is a formal way of saying that you are not skilled at conversing. example: You: "It can be difficult for me to have a fluent conversation." Person: "No worries! I'll help lead the conversation." "I'm not the best at coming up with topics in a conversation." is a more casual way of saying that your conversation skills may need some work. example: You: "I'm not the best at coming up with topics in a conversation." Person: "That's just fine! I have some topics we can talk about."

Being honest is a great skill so starting off with this is good but I would say it is also important to express that you want to improve your conversation skills. You could use terms like "I'm not very confident", "I feel embarrassed" or "I'm a little shy" when expressing how you feel about your lack of conversation skills. You can also use these expressions when talking about other things such as "I'm not very confident at drawing" or "I'm a little shy when meeting new people".

communication skills - is your ability to have a conversation with another person. expressing yourself - is another way to say that you have can't properly say what you're thinking.

"I tend to hold back and do not find it easy to make conversation"means that you lack the confidence to chat. "I struggle to keep a conversation going" means that after a while the conversation becomes stilted as you struggle to find things to say. "I'd rather listen than talk when I'm with others" means that you have no problem with letting others do the talking and that you prefer to listen to them.

'Expressing myself' means to say what you are thinking. "conversation skills" speaking skills

This means that you are a bit shy at expressing yourself and you do not like to talk a lot.

All these phrases convey the same message.

"Conversation is not my strong point!" is a neat and tidy way to express you are "not one for talking" a lot. It takes all sorts to make the world...and we exh have our strengths & weaknesses.. "Although I love to meet new people...conversation is not my strong point!"