Different ways to appologize in Mandarin
1 不好意思。   对不起。
2 我的错。     是我不好。
3 抱歉。     我要向……道歉。
4 我们为……向您致以歉意。
5 向……说声“对不起”
6 对不起+someone

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Different ways to appologize in Mandarin

This is a reading from the Aozora Bunko "Yubi (Finger)" with some expressions changed to easy Japanese for learners of Japanese.
The reading is followed by explanations of the story and vocabulary. Please use it to study Japanese listening comprehension.

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#5　Finger（Yubi）

línyuè：ānnī，nǐzǎoshàngjǐdiǎnqǐchuáng？
林月：安妮，你早上几点起床？
ānnī：qīdiǎnyīkè。
安妮：七点一刻。
línyuè：wǎnshàngjǐdiǎnshuìjiào？
林月：晚上几点睡觉？
ānnī：shídiǎn。
安妮：十点。
línyuè：míngtiānnǐyǒukèma？
林月：明天你有课吗？
ānnī：yǒu。
安妮：有。
línyuè：nǐmenjǐdiǎnshàngkè？
林月：你们几点上课？
ānnī：wǒmenshàngwǔbādiǎnbànshàngkè。
安妮：我们上午八点半上课。
línyuè：shénmeshíhòuxiàkè？
林月：什么时候下课？
ānnī：zhōngwǔshíèrdiǎnbànxiàkè。
安妮：中午十二点半下课。
línyuè：nǐmenxiàwǔyǒukèma？
林月：你们下午有课吗？
ānnī：yǒu。wǒmenxiàwǔliǎngdiǎnshàngkè，chàshífēnsìdiǎnxiàkè。
安妮：有。我们下午两点上课，           差十分四点下课。
línyuè：nǐnǎtiānméiyǒukè？
林月：你哪天没有课？
ānnī：wǒxīngqīwǔméiyǒukè。
安妮：我星期五没有课。




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