英和和英

I am afraid to broach the subject―afraid to break the ice.

It's hard to say, but...

I find it hard to break the ice.

a false accusation

to say briefly―make a light remark

It is a hard question to answer.

to say everything―leave nothing unsaid

the characteristic of being accustomed to saying something

being hesitant to say something

to say amiss―missay―make a slip of the tongue

It's hard to say.

It's hard to say.

I find it hard to say when I am not drunk.

to use a common phrase―in common parlance―as the saying is

way of speaking

to make a mistake in speaking

It gives unspeakable pleasure.

to speak definitely

of one's manner of speaking, the condition of being obstinate and unyielding

That's well put!―beautifully put!―admirably put!

It is impossible to say what may happen

tell an untruth

to express one's thoughts and feelings―express oneself

to use a blunt manner of speaking

to speak of something

It was a slip of the tongue―a lapse of the tongue.

to speak plainly 【イディオム・格言的には：】“call a spade a spade.”

I venture to say―I shall take upon me to say―that...

to talk nonsense

I can't say for certain.