5 ways to say sorry - Polite English

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Both spellings are used, though in different regions. The '-ize' spelling is typical of the USA (and probably Canada, though I don't know for sure), while the '-ise' is used in Europe, and it applies to all verbs with this suffix. If you're interested, the '-ise/-ize' suffix comes from the Greek infinitive verb form, where it was '-ιζειν', so I've always thought that the '-ize' spelling was more in line with its origins. (Also, that's why it mostly comes up on words that are built from Greek.)

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[@leonelanderson1347]

The best way to offer an apology is to say " I do apologize for this... (issue, inconvenience, misunderstanding, etc.). DO NOT USE THE WORD PROBLEM , always try to minimize the issue.

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thanks for that explanation - usually it´s difficult to be empathetic with others, with customers and recruiters we might to be more ...

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How to aplogise after coughing?Should we sorry or excuse me ?

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In Canada it is polite to say sorry in reply to sorry if you both have been inconvenienced in some way. The other responses are rude in those instances.

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[@bittybunni]

It annoys me when I use the sympathetic form of an apology and someone replies with "It's not your fault." No duh, it's not my fault! I'm saying it because I feel bad for you, not because I actually think I did something wrong. Even some people who have English as their first language don't understand the sympathetic form of an apology. It's something very important to grasp.

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How about if you say sorry to someone and the respond is uha or ok. its' rude or just another way of respond?

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[@TheLittlechicthings]

hi Rebecca, aren't terribly, extremely etc.. adverbs rather than adjectives?

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[@arcticturtle5962]

If you say sorry to someone and they respond with 'It's okay" that is just their way of acknowledging and accepting your apology. Whether or not it is rude depends on the situation.

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If you want more examples of apologising situations, check Akon's song "Sorry Blame it on me"

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mam what is the defference between appologize ,appologese,appologise?.

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Aren't those supposed to be "adverbs" rather than "adjectives" at 2:25?

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How do you make the person know that you're NOT lying and that you really are sorry?

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It will show in your tone and expressions. Now if you have a history of lying or saying sorry insincerely it might be harder for them to believe you.

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it's okay

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i normally just say itsalll good!

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[@philv2529]

If you are Asian and have a thick Asian accent, try NOT to say, "sorry" , as this plays into an Asian racial stereotype.

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