私はシャイではありませんって英語でなんて言うの？

To come out of one's shell - To become more outgoing. Usually said of a shy or introverted person.: "Wow, Anna has really come out of her shell lately. I remember when she wouldn't even talk to anyone, and now she's likely to be voted 'Most Talkative.'" When you wish to assert something, you may apply the adverb 'Really.' "I really feel we have made good progress today!" "I really appreciate you calling me during your holiday!"

It is a well known fact that if one does not have a good enough collection of vocabulary and expressions, and, can not be able to construct meaningful sentences, one can not communicate well in English. This can lead to someone not finding words, thereby not saying anything. Such a person may remain silent for too long, thereby giving the impression that he/she is shy. If you find yourself in this predicament, you may say: I am not a shy person. I just need to gather more vocabulary and improve my sentence construction. or I am not a shy person. As soon as I improve my sentence construction, I will speak more.

When you want to explain to your teacher that you are not shy but just find it challenging to express yourself in English; then you may express this in the following ways: -I'm not shy, I just can't express myself well in English -I am not shy but I just have a hard time expressing myself in English

"I find it hard to express myself in English" this is a expression/phrase suggesting you have difficulty in expressing/showing/talking about yourself in the English language. "I'm not shy, I struggle to express myself in English" The term 'shy' is used to describe a personality that is often quiet and reserved. To 'struggle' in/with something describes you may have difficulty in something.

To be shy means you are quiet or nervous in people's company Sometimes if you are quiet or unsure of what to say then someone might think you are shy you can tell them your not by saying 'I'm not shy' or 'I'm not a shy person' to express yourself means to say what you are thinking or you know

1. "I'm not shy, it's just more difficult for me to communicate in English" By starting the sentence with the statement 'I'm not shy' you emphasis the face that the issue is not related to your confidence. 2. "I'm not shy, I just find it more difficult articulating on things in English" This means the same thing as the first example sentence. Articulating means 'explaining' or 'expanding on something'. To articulate on something means to explain something. So by using the word 'articulating' you are saying that you are not shy, you just find it difficult explaining things in English. 3. "It's not that I'm shy, it's just that I need more time to work on my English" By using this sentence, you are telling your teacher that your English will improve the longer you study the language.