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Ciao ragazzi! Bentornati nel mio podcast! Nella puntata di oggi, vi insegnerò delle alternative alla parola “Scusa”. In italiano esistono diversi modi per esprimere le proprie scuse verso qualcuno per qualcosa che si è commesso. Tutte le alternative che sentirete nel corso di questa puntata ve le riporterò nella descrizione. Dateci un’occhiata! - Hi guys! Welcome back to my podcast! In today’s episode, I’m going to teach you some alternatives to the word “Sorry”. In Italian, there are several ways to express an apology to someone for something they have done. All the expressions and examples you'll hear during this episode are in the description, take a look! Have a good time listening. There are various ways to apologize, and they depend on many factors: from the context, from what we have done and towards those who have done it. Let’s start with some expressions that are always a guarantee! -Mi dispiace (I’m sorry) -Perdonami (Forgive me) -Ti chiedo perdono (I ask your forgiveness) These are actually perfect for small things that are not too serious (for example if you break a glass at a friend’s house), and for something slightly more serious (for example, if you forgot to warn that you are late for an appointment). Another alternative, in case you did something that gave unpleasant results, is: - “Non avrei dovuto farlo” (I shouldn’t have done that) But be careful, because it could create a boomerang effect, instead of what you hoped for! In fact, many Italians could answer: “Then you should have thought better of it!”. However, if you have a reasonable person in front of you, they will certainly appreciate your sincere apologies. - “È tutta colpa mia” (It’s all my fault) This expression serves not only to apologize, but also to demonstrate maturity: in fact it makes the other person understand that yo
