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Hello, I am Jake from England and I am 23. My native language is English but I am trying to learn German, although I speak very little at the moment. I would like to speak to people so that I can learn German - and hopefully teach them English! Thanks, Jake. Hallo, ich heiße Jake und komme aus England. Ich spreche Englisch und ich kann ein bisschen Deutsch. Ich möchte mit Leuten sprechen, damit sie mir helfen können, Deutsch zu lernen - und ich kann Englisch unterrichten! Danke, Jake.
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    Both are correct. "Shy away" would insinuate that they are staying away because they are nervous, whereas "stay away" is more of a statement of fact about what they are doing. For your example, because it the topic is being avoided because it hard to talk about and you would be nervous to talk about it, both will be correct. But in another example, if someone is avoiding someone because they are angry with them, you would say that they are "staying away" (because they are physically avoiding them) but not "shying away" (it is not because of nerves).
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    The only thing I would change would be "deserve" to "dererves". This "s" is added to the verb because it is a third person singular subject (he/she/it). Apart from that it looks very good.
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