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OttoJ Posted 12 years ago
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Are you interested in organizing ...

situation:

Someone asks me 'Are you interested in organizing ...', and I want to refuse in a polite way; what should I say in natural English?:

?? I appreciate the invitation/asking, but I am not interested??

Thank you. OJ.
  

Top answer

OttoJ I appreciate the invitation but I am not interested It is still a little abrupt, but it will serve. Adding 'sorry' at the beginning or end will make it more polite.

— Mister Micawber

  • OttoJ I appreciate the invitation but I am not interested It is still a little abrupt, but it will serve.
  • Adding 'sorry' at the beginning or end will make it more polite.
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OttoJI appreciate the invitation but I am not interested
It is still a little abrupt, but it will serve. Adding 'sorry' at the beginning or end will make it more polite.
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