Tim Scott. Ugh. The Germans, bless them, have a word for everything and in this case it's "fremdschamen" - the feeling of embarrassment you get on behalf of someone else who can't see their own cringeworthy behaviour.
In Spanish: “Sentir vergüenza ajena”.
In Spanish you say “Sentir vergüenza ajena”
Tim Scott. Ugh. The Germans, bless them, have a word for everything and in this case it's "fremdschamen" - the feeling of embarrassment you get on behalf of someone else who can't see their own cringeworthy behaviour.
In Spanish: “Sentir vergüenza ajena”.
In Spanish you say “Sentir vergüenza ajena”