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Comments(265):
#20
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theboyfromuk ONLINE (03/03/2012) [-] Are you really that retarded you didnt even bother to look up if its actually real i mean in spanish its PERDON
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BrotherofSteel (03/03/2012) [-] That's the Italian flag you retard, the Mexican flag has a coat of arms in the white stripe.
#10
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vivial (03/03/2012) [-] Excuser for French actually means to excuse, not sorry. Same mistake probably goes for the Spanish part
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BAdog (03/03/2012) [-] When ever i see these and i know your german is wrong, i cringe. Get mad. And then realize its okay because you used google translate and that is normally wrong.
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Konigsteiger (03/03/2012) [-] In French it is "Désolé" or "Pardon".
In Spanish I am pretty sure it is "lo siento".
In German I know it is "Es tut mir leid".
If you meant "Excuse me" then you would need to change up your English.
But in any case, "Entschuldigung Sie bitte", or "Verzeihung bitte" is actually really easy to pronounce. I think it sounds nicer.
In Spanish I am pretty sure it is "lo siento".
In German I know it is "Es tut mir leid".
If you meant "Excuse me" then you would need to change up your English.
But in any case, "Entschuldigung Sie bitte", or "Verzeihung bitte" is actually really easy to pronounce. I think it sounds nicer.
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nofatchicksallowed (03/03/2012) [-] That, and everyone here (in Austria and in Germany) understand the word "Sorry." "Tut mir leid" is "I'm sorry" but it's usually more reserved for saying it when some one dies instead of saying/meaning "excuse me." I typically use "Verzeihung" just to be a little polite. Most people here shorten "Entschuldigung" to "Shuldigung." Not a whole lot shorter, but a little easier for us native English speakers to blurt out when necessary.
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N. Korean citizen (03/03/2012) [-]
you are just another retard using google translator, you dont even know anything about italian, french, spanish or german. I am not from germany and still think the german pronunciation of "entschuldigung" sounds way better than the english or american pronunciation of "sorry" (or "excuse me" which is what it actually means ...) there is no point researching random words and putting this meme next to it ... so you better have a nice cup of stfu
