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

A: It means “I’m sorry” for anything! 😄

I’m sorry for your loss. (Family death)

I’m sorry I didn’t come to class.

I’m sorry I forgot to bring my books.

I’m sorry I forgot to call you.

A: Да, может быть и сарказмом и иронией, но как и в любом языке сложно отличить, это уже человеческие нюансы

A: something can not be done in particular way

A: It means "I know I should apologise, but I don't actually feel bad about what I did/said".

A: Não estou arrependido.

A: I’m ever so sorry but I’m going to have to ask you to leave.

I’m ever so sorry but could you tell me where the train station is.

A spills drink on B’s suit.
A: oh, I’m ever so sorry. I can pay for it to be cleaned.
B: don’t worry about it.

A: I am sorry to hear that
I am sorry for being late

A: Sorry that I hurt you.

I accidentally broke your phone. I`m sorry.

Sorry, I seem to have forgotten your name.

I am sorry that I forgot your money.

A: i'm sorry if i made a mistake.

A: @AkulexGin:

I'm sorry - an apology;
(e.g. late to class) I'm sorry, my train was delayed.

Excuse me - pardon;
(picks up pen from floor) Excuse me sir, is this your pen?

A: @kailin: Uhm, that's a tricky one. "I'm sorry for" is used when something is your fault. "I'm sorry for breaking your window". But "I am sorry about" is when you are sorry about something you didn't do, it just happened.

A: Sorry = when you did something that the other person did not approve of

Excuse me = few uses; when you want to be excused from something, when you bump into someone, when you want to say something to someone.

A: No real difference. There may be a slight difference in usage: "Sorry for" followed by a pronoun sounds a bit odd, e.g. "Sorry for that." sounds worse than "Sorry about that."

A: Sorry is used in these situations :

a - emphasizing how bad,stupid,or embarrassing something is
b-feeling sadness or sympathy because something bad has happened to someone
c - when disappointed about a situation, and wishing you could change it

Excuse me is used in these circumstances:

a - politely getting someone's attention
b - showing you are sorry for interrupting someone
c - asking someone to move so that you can get past them
d - politely telling someone you are leaving.

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A: sorrir

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A: I'm sorry about that.
Accept my apologies about that.

A: Sorry 😐

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A: Its pretty good. :)

A: Maybe;
"I've recently stopped drinking alcohol."
"I don't drink alcohol since not too long ago."
"I've recently started abstaining from alcohol."

A: Yup, correct and natural 🙂👍🏻

A: "I'm sorry for being late"
"I'm sorry I'm late"