今日の授業は上手く話せなかったって英語でなんて言うの？

Both of these sentences explains you didn't do well today. If there is a reason you can always say, "I was distracted today, so my English conversation was so bad today." or "I was really tired, so I wasn't able to speak English well during my class." You can give an excuse to why you feel you didn't do well today.

In the effort to convey that one did not speak well in their class, the said person may use the above expressions. By saying you did not express or convey your views and opinions very well you are indicating that you were not able to communicate what you thought or meant. You may also say ; I could not find the appropriate words to express myself in today's lesson. appropriate-Suitable or proper.

1. If you are 'below par' at something, it means you are performing below your normal level. 'Par' is a golfing term. 2. You can say 'I think...' or 'I feel...' and then explain yourself. It is believed that people who say 'I feel..' may be more artistic and sensitive than people who use, 'I think...' 3. If something is 'crap' it means it is useless or woefully bad (equivalent to 'shit'). This is SLANG so is not for business meetings! However, it is widely used conversationally in the UK.

I'm sorry I am having trouble speaking English today. I apologize for not speaking English well today. I'm sorry I am having a hard time speaking English clearly today. I'm just not speaking English well today, please forgive me. My brain is a bit foggy so I can't speak English well today. I am struggling with my English today, please be patient with me.

"I wasn't able to speak very well during my English lesson today" This sentence is implying that today, in an English lesson you were not able to speak very well, your speaking wasn't at your best. "My English speaking skills weren't up to scratch today" For something to not be 'Up to scratch' this is stating that it was not very good, and not to the best of your ability, meaning you could had done better.

Sometimes we find ourselves in situations where we really want to respond, but for some reason we just remain silent. This often happens when you lack ease of speech and confidence, for example if you kept silent during your English lesson when you knew the answer. It can also be that other people did not give you the opportunity to speak out and voice yourself, or simply that you remained quiet. This can be sometimes explained also due to a person feeling poorly or not finding the lesson stimulating enough that they actively wanted to participate or that they did not know the answer. This situation can be easily rectified by you making a point of communicating with your teacher, either verbally or if you are unable write to her and she can translate. Teachers are there to help students progress and are humans too! A good teacher will always listen and try and help so please don't remain silent.