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16 January 2008 21:31 |
| | Hi dramati
"Excusez-moi" normally should be translated by "Excuse me"
"I want to apologise" would have been "Je veux m'excuser"
Having said this, the meaning is conveyed, its just not completely accurate.
Bises 
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16 January 2008 21:33 |
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16 January 2008 22:17 |
| | The same thing is about German: Entschuldigung is normally translated in "excuse me" or "I'm sorry"..
but it's a short time I'm studying german, so consider more what Tantine said..  |
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16 January 2008 22:27 |
| | "Excuse me, I'm sorry" would be better. |
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16 January 2008 22:52 |
| | Excuse-me, I'm disconsolate.
"désolé" is stronger than just "being sorry".
"disconsolate" would be more accurate. |
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16 January 2008 23:24 |
| | Hi Lilian
In French "désolé" means "sorry", "disconsolate" would be much too strong here, and is translated into French par "inconsolable".
I agree with Kafetzou on this one, its "Excuse me, I'm sorry"
Bises
Tantine |
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17 January 2008 00:16 |
| | Technically, it should be "Excuse me," or maybe even "Forgive me." But I think that the way it is conveys the basic meaning. |
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17 January 2008 00:27 |
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17 January 2008 01:23 |
| | Para mi serÃa: ''Quisiera disculparme, lo siento'' |
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17 January 2008 01:24 |
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17 January 2008 02:18 |
| | creo que el significado correcto es pardon, I'm sorry |
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17 January 2008 03:00 |
| | On a second thought I have to agree with Tantine and Kafetzou. disconsolate sounds too much strong here.
Excuse-me, I'm sorry. is the best one.
Sorry for interferring |
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17 January 2008 06:16 |
| | Well, should we edit it or should we reject it? |
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17 January 2008 06:38 |
| | What to do, what to do...now there's the rub. |
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17 January 2008 07:41 |
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17 January 2008 07:53 |
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17 January 2008 08:28 |
| | DONE. We will approve it for 0 points. |
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Translation - German-English - Entschuldigung,es tut mir leid
