How To Apologise in English- Like a Native!

We all get things wrong, and of course we can say, 'I'm sorry' when this happens. However, there are so many other ways to say, 'I'm sorry!' Learn them today in this video!
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----------------------------- IN THIS VIDEO -----------------------------------------------
0:00 Intro
0:40 MY BAD
1:18 I HOLD MY HANDS UP / THAT'S ON ME
2:14 MY FAULT
2:48 I'M _____ SORRY
3:08 FORMAL APOLOGIES
4:15 PARDON ME
5:00 EXCUSE ME
5:40 I MESSED UP
5:59 I DROPPED THE BALL
6:45 SORRY ABOUT THAT
7:36 I TAKE FULL RESPONSIBILITY
8:03 I TAKE THE BLAME/RAP
8:28 I OWE YOU AN APOLOGY
9:01 THAT WAS ____ OF ME
9:28 IT WON'T HAPPEN AGAIN
9:45 Outro
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[@falahal-obeid2425]

I like your beginning how clever you are

[@abdelkadermezouar640]

Great, keep going.

[@h4cker_io]

Well good morning good afternoon and good evening, I love your voice 😍😍

[@rebeccaestrada9141]

Many adults cringe at the younger generation saying, “My bad.” Sorry to hear it’s across the pond. It’s an awful substitute for a heartfelt apology. But I’m happy you brought it up. Love your channel.

[@Domlee4515]

Well, that was quite a proper format. Appreciate it. Keep it up guys 🖖

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One and only channel I seen in KZbin with smashing content.

[@user-rm1zs7qc2i]

You guys are amazing, it's the first time I've come across your video, now I'm all for your channel

[@Asieronin]

Also "beg your pardon"! I learnt that formal phrase to apologise due to the fact that it was the first line of Pierce Brosnan as 007!!!

[@persistonurdreams7180]

I heard this a lot in series . Can i beg ur pardon , i mostly heard this .

[@tomfields3682]

That's what my dad used to say when he burped.

[@emilianodegiorgi7227]

fantastic guys you are! I consider very usefull the short scenes to introduce new words o phrasal verb! it helpful to remember it!

[@franciscoj.sepulvedal.7975]

Nice video as always

[@sergiocozzi1780]

That’s a really funny one !!

[@elespiritudelradium4805]

Very good examples! 😂👍

[@krusriyad8267]

Thank you

[@arslongavitabrevis5136]

"Never apologize mister! Is a sign of weakness!" John Wayne in "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon". Fantastic! 😍😍

[@AH-nw8qg]

Wonderful 👍

[@anetadabrowska]

Best video 🎉🎉

[@JoseMendez-zw6fd]

Brilliant! That's how you learn a language while having fun. On the other hand, Laura is VERY pleasant to the eye, which makes the whole learning process more appealling.

[@gulnozkhojaabbos5646]

🤣 It's not acceptable, especially in a wedding speech 😂😂😂. 💪 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@carotheplaylistmaker]

Especially about his wife 🤣

[@sarowarrashid5953]

Nice and acting also.

[@Freedomfighter841]

好漂亮的老师，订阅了❤

[@manuelgordillo520]

To be honest, Spanish ones are used to apologizing every now and then, we usually hold our right hand up for a second, a bit, like an oath, but don't speak anything.

[@carotheplaylistmaker]

Spanish people invented the Smileys, that's why 😉

[@manoelprates5689]

I hear quite communly in Liverpool "excuse me" for burps haha

[@oisantos]

The video of PARDON ME 😂

[@mcampero02]

Great video as usual! I've also heard that I can apologise by saying "I'm afraid" especially at the end of the sentence. Is it true?

[@carotheplaylistmaker]

Yes it is.

[@carotheplaylistmaker]

As in telling your kids : oh there's no milk in the fridge anymore, I'm afraid

[@ajj1981]

👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

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[@Greenforrest7342]

In the UK, if a citizen apologises too easily, doesn't he or she admit his or her own fault, which can result in a court case against him or her? Is there a difference between saying sorry and being rude, and does it have a different impression on the other person or impact on society?

[@texan4548]

Nobody will bring a court case against you if you bump into them or eat their cake. Nor does saying sorry mean a formal admission of guilt, etc. Let's not take this thing too far.

[@dougwilson4537]

Not in the UK, and especially not in Canada. We use sorry, so often, in social talk, that the Government passed a law, that specifically states that someone apologising or saying they are sorry, is not an admission of guilt, therefore no court case for just saying that. I know in the US it might be different, with so many lawyers and lawsuits flying about. 😁

[@shkarkurdi309]

Hi How can I talk to you I really like your accent, If you have any livestream podcast, please let me participate to talk about British culture

[@ronikaronika9881]

#mahsaamini

[@SaepulBAHRI474]

You look so exciting..me too. Wanna to learn english more.

[@tracyvis5668]

LOL formal Burger King!

[@ronikaronika9881]

#iran

[@sabrinasabi4177]

Pardon me for being so rude, it's not me, it's my food 🥝🍇 (said by children or even adults when they burp 😁

[@rebeccaestrada9141]

I’ve heard - Pardon me for being rude. Wasn’t me, it was my food. Got so lonely down below, it came up to say hello. 😂

[@user-nh9tc8lk7f]

Eh.....saying 'sorry' with the native accent????? 'Sorry.lad'

[@darthvader3910]

Hey can you do an in depth video covering nearly most spelling variations that use the following vowels u:, əʊ & ɒ. Because this would reaallly help people. Thanks