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What are the other ways of saying "I am sorry"?

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Debora Fonseca
Cambridge Certified English Teacher Native Brazilian Portuguese Teacher
My sincerest apologies. I apologize. My bad. My apologies. My condolences.
shafaq
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Ever so sorry It my bad but I beg u pardon
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shafaq
certificate in english language course domino marketing consumer behaviour islamiat urdu
I apologize u I am regretful
Solomon Adeche
I'm a passionate online English tutor who teaches and develops knowledge of the English language.
I apologize
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Hi It's my bad, but I really like I beg your pardon Best Regards
Liam Riley
Passionate English tutor with experience
"I apologise", is a more formal way to say, "I am sorry."
Jillian Apetolee
Certified TEFL, ESL teacher and a mentor.
I beg your pardon please accept my sincere apologies I'm regretful
Sunny
A certified ESL instructor with more than 10 years of experience
My bad / my fault
Aysha Lois Walcott
Online English Tutor
One could say "My apologies".
Sonia
Intermediate / Advanced English Teacher
CASUAL: - My bad. That's my bad. (my bad=my fault, and I am sorry) - I feel really bad (/ guilty about what I did), I am so sorry. - Oops, sorry about that. (an immediate response when making a little mistake). FORMAL: - My apologies. My sincere apologies.

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