8 Better Ways To Say "I'm Sorry" | Advanced English Lesson

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Non native English speaker here, though I slowly forget German words because I was in self isolation almost 24/ 7 for 2.5 yesrs due to being at the highst risk for Covid, as are my parents . So I spent up to 12 hours on "Canned Me" and therefore tried to expand my vocabulary. My granmar and common phrases still lack a lot though, obviously. So I think I found the right channel ! I though: "I beg your pardon" was an even more formal way to basically say: "Excuse me ?" Like if you didn't catch that someone was talking to you at all because it was very loud, or I didn't understand them the first time, didn't notice I was the one spoken to etc . But I think this is a higher level than I need to get better at my granmar, puntuation and phrasing. But maybe it can help me to distinguish between different speech patterns and accents. (I made at least 7 mistakes, didn't I ? )

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Hi Mate, As you can probably tell I am a fellow Aussie, I think your videos are quite good, good on ya, keep up the good work.

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This video is really helpful ! And also It looks very hard to prepare the documents . Thanks~

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Your video came up as a 'suggested video' this morning and I am glad it did. Loved the lesson. Will be following u in the future. Thanks Pete. (Made use of Ellipsis twice🎉 in the above comment😊)

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Such an awesome video. Cheers, mate.

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from mexico , gracias por el video.

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Nice lesson!! Thanks!!

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Im just a kid, and you've maded me practice my acent and words much easier, thank's mate

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Cheers, Qendile. Hope you enjoyed the lesson!

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Really usefull

[@samirabian]

What’s the difference between my apology and my apologies?

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"I beg your pardon" used to sound very poetic to me until the last part of your example #6 lol 🤣🤣💨

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Hey Amir. Just search "Aussie English Podcast" in the apple or android app store and it should come up.

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Hey Pete ... can we use pardom only to someone repeat what hey said. E.g. a recruiter calls us and we say pardom? I've been using instead oy the full sentence. How that sounds to a native?

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Don't know how I got here but listened to the whole video despite being an Aussie.

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Love the Barbie doll collection example 🤣🤣 Can I ask why you included 'my bad'? I know we've imported it from US English, but it's appalling grammar and I wonder if it might confuse non-native speakers. (Genuine question from a writer/editor.)

[@AussieEnglishPodcast]

Hey Fiona, yeah unfortunately that's just how languages evolve and grammar changes over time. We pick up things because they sound good to us and start using them and all of a sudden they're part of our dialect. I included it mainly because it's something I use frequently and people will hear in Australia.

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Appalling grammar has become the norm. In China the most advertised secondhand book is the New PC Oxford English Dictionary, we should follow their example! 😂

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"My apologies, I forgot the biscuits in the oven, they burned! My bad!" 😂

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Hahaha great example!

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Jeez, bro... more parts of speech than my QLD edification! Keep it simple, bro!

[@Eyes_On_America]

My problem is rather that I have to say "I'm sorry" at work all the time when I'm not really sorry😂

[@happysunshine1988]

Thank you very much💗 Very useful 🙏 In Russia we can say FORGIVE and EXCUSE and that is still polite. Intonation plays a huge role. If we want to make it more more polite, we can add OJ... AH... We can even say both: "Forgive! Excuse!" 😄

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Hey mate! Very cool. Yeah, I've heard intonation is quite different in Russian.

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I don’t see you upload any videos for 1 year. Are you okay, mate? I hope you are well.

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Why when I saw the title I thought how to say it in Italian, Korean, Japanese and Spanish but not in English???

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Haha good question

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All different, cobber! 对不起！

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How about forgive me lord

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Oh shit, I'm sorry

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Lol... haha you're forgiven.

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@@AussieEnglishPodcast Our daddy taught us not to be ashamed of our accent, especially since it has such a good history and all

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