Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Condolence"

A: it means being kind and generous in ways people usually are not (they only hope to be).

A: "My condolences" is a phrase you say to someone when they're grieving the loss of a loved one to show sympathy.

A: shock mana
agar koi off hogya iske liye shock mana

A: offering sympathy for a loss. you offer someone condolences when they lose a loved one, or something largely tragic.

A: you have my condolences

we offer our condolences

A: I am sorry for your loss, please accept my condolences.

A: It is most commonly used to show sympathy during time of death.

"I heard your mother passed away. Give the family my condolences."

Or you could simply say "My condolences."

There may be other ways to use it but it is very unlikely to hear it used for any other reason.

A: "I would like to express my condolences."
It's similar to 同情を表現

A: @Nana0820: We usually say this when something bad has happened, like someone has died.

"You have my condolences."
"My condolences."
"You have my sincerest condolences."
"I'm sorry to hear that, my condolences."

It is formal and we don't say it often.

A: For me they mean the same thing but my condolences feels more formal

A: Condolence is to express sympathy, sorrow or comfort to someone who has e.g suffered a loss. Consolation is an act/attempt to make someone feel better.

Sending my sincerest condolences to you and your family.

I offered a few words of consolation to her.
His kind words were a consolation to me. (meaning he made me feel better)

A: R.I.P
R= Rest
I= In
P= peace

You say R.I.P to someone that has passed away. I mean, you want to wish that that one might find its way,a good path (the soul).

'Condolences' are your feelings towards someone who has suffer some bad thing, specially if that person has lost someone (occasion of death)

A: Maybe "My condolences to him". Hope this helps.

A: Condolences

A: My sincerest condolences. or I am sorry for your loss.

A: I'm sorry for your loss.

A: Yup, they all sound natural and mean the same thing.

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A: "Over" would be the event your sorry for... "my condolences over what happened last night, over the accident, etc..."

"To" would be the person. "Condolences to your daughter/the mayor/etc.."

A: you can say it like this too

my condolences to you on the loss of your king

A: Both are correct and can be used.