Dis I'm so sorry quand tu as fait quelque chose de mal. Dis I didn't mean to ou It was an accident quand tu ne voulais pas que ça arrive.
S’excuser
Essaie: Ira: You forgot my birthday! Amina: Oh no. ___ Let's go out tomorrow. Choisis la réponse d’Amina. (Don't worry about it. / I'm so sorry. / Good point.) Réponse: I'm so sorry. — Amina a oublié, donc elle a fait quelque chose de mal et elle dit I'm so sorry.
Mot
Prononciation
Exemple
I'm so sorry
I'm so sorry I'm late.
I didn't mean to
I didn't mean to wake you.
It was an accident
It was an accident. I didn't see it.
Dire que ce n’est pas grave
Quand quelqu’un s’excuse, dis Don't worry about it. Ça veut dire que ce n’est pas grave.
Friend: Sorry, I lost your pen.
You: Don't worry about it. It's only a pen.
Essaie: Amina: Sorry, I didn't bring any snacks. Ira: ___ I'm not hungry. Choisis la réponse d’Ira. (I didn't mean to. / I'm so sorry. / Don't worry about it.) Réponse: Don't worry about it. — Amina s’excuse, et Ira n’a pas faim, donc elle dit Don't worry about it.
Mot
Prononciation
Exemple
Don't worry about it
Don't worry about it. It's only a pen.
Se plaindre poliment
Commence une réclamation polie par Excuse me, but, puis dis ce qui ne va pas. Ou dis There's a problem with et nomme la chose.
Essaie: Ira: ___ my coffee. It's cold. Waiter: Oh no. I can make it hot again. Choisis ce que dit Ira. (There's a problem with / Good point about / I agree with) Réponse: There's a problem with — Son café est froid, donc Ira dit There's a problem with my coffee.