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Untoldpain Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Your right ?
I heard some people say this but I don't quite get it.
when someone say "I am sorry", another one say "Your right"
What does "your right" mean here?
Thanks.
when someone say "I am sorry", another one say "Your right"
What does "your right" mean here?
Thanks.
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I have never come across it: Your right = it is your privilege to be sorry; You're right = you are correct. Neither makes sense to me. I'm sorry.
- I have never come across it: Your right = it is your privilege to be sorry; You're right = you are correct.
- Neither makes sense to me.
- I'm sorry.
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I have never come across it: Your right = it is your privilege to be sorry; You're right = you are correct.
Neither makes sense to me. I'm sorry.
Neither makes sense to me. I'm sorry.
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I think I may have done this a couple times when I was in a bad and sarcastic mood:
"Sorry" can have two meanings. For instance, "You're a sorry excuse for a human being!"
So if someone says, "I'm sorry," and you reply, "Yes, you are!" it might suggest that his apology is not accepted.
"Sorry" can have two meanings. For instance, "You're a sorry excuse for a human being!"
So if someone says, "I'm sorry," and you reply, "Yes, you are!" it might suggest that his apology is not accepted.
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