@gottsein234 "es tut mir Leid" works for "I'm sorry" very well but not always for "excuse me". for example If you like to speak to a person you don't know you need to use "Entschuldigung." or better "Entschuldigen Sie bitte." If you say "Es tut mir Leid" the person may look like this: o.O at least I would do so ^^
@gottsein234 yes. schuldig means guilty. if you take apart "Entschuldigung" it is: Ent (prefix) = dis, schuldig = guilty, ung (suffix) = making the whole word become a noun.
All in all "Entschuldigung" or "Entschuldigen Sie bitte" is kind of an expression like: please do not consider me as guilty any more :D
danke fur das video
darkferiousity 1 year ago 2
just say sorry, i'm sure everbody younger than 50 will know what you mean and most likely the older ones too ;)
thehaeg 1 year ago
ok tnx
3meteor 1 year ago
i dont think Etshuldigung is the BEST word for im sorry.
the phrase es tut meir leid is more commonly used.
XxRavynRampagexX 1 year ago
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lilwarthog 2 years ago
cool
mackychloe 2 years ago
es tut mir leid is what i was thinking lol both work i guess
gottsein234 2 years ago
@gottsein234 "es tut mir Leid" works for "I'm sorry" very well but not always for "excuse me". for example If you like to speak to a person you don't know you need to use "Entschuldigung." or better "Entschuldigen Sie bitte." If you say "Es tut mir Leid" the person may look like this: o.O at least I would do so ^^
I hope this helped.
AmyInCyberland 1 year ago 2
oh thanks i just noticed it has schuldig in it thats guilty right? learned that from a der bote song lol
gottsein234 1 year ago
@gottsein234 yes. schuldig means guilty. if you take apart "Entschuldigung" it is: Ent (prefix) = dis, schuldig = guilty, ung (suffix) = making the whole word become a noun.
All in all "Entschuldigung" or "Entschuldigen Sie bitte" is kind of an expression like: please do not consider me as guilty any more :D
Hope this sentence makes sense ^^
AmyInCyberland 1 year ago
thanks for sharing :)
SokudoJutsu 2 years ago