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What the other way to say "I'm so sorry"?
What the other way to say "I'm so sorry"?
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- English (US)
My sincerest apologies.
I am terribly sorry.
My deepest regrets.
I could not be more sorry.
- Korean Near fluent
- English (US)
1. my apologies
2. pardon me / beg your pardon
3. excuse me
4. my bad (informal)
5. I had that wrong.
6. That’s my fault.
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- English (US)
My apologies (more formal, good for business)
Excuse me (more appropriate when interrupting a conversation or when you do something a little bit rude)
Pardon me (same as “excuse me”
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