Do you mean to say in fact that "This is not my job," or that "I'd like to help, but I'm not competent to solve your problem (not capable of solving your problem)"? That is, when you said, "We are not responsible for this," was it a little white lie? - A.
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AvangiDo you mean to say in fact that "This is not my job," or that "I'd like to help, but I'm not competent to solve your problem (not capable of solving your problem)"?That is, when you said, "We are not responsible for this," was it a little white lie? - AHi Avangi. thank you for your reply!
The Language TutorsOr you could say - that is 'outside of' or 'beyond' our area of expertise.Hi,
AvangiSo the long and the short of it is that you're looking for a diplomatic way to say, "That's not my job."(Why can't you just be nice and do it?)I don't know much about Italian briefs. I haven't heard that expression.It reminds me of "That does not fall within my purview." But to me this is very high register language for the sort of business you're conducting.You can
JohnParis" We (or I, or our company,etc.) are not authorized to request or collect payment on their behalf.Hi John,