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In reply to apologising phrases like:-
'I do apologize for...'
I must apologize for...'
I apologize for...'
I'd like to apologize for...'
Please, accept my apologies for...'
The commonest response is 'apology/apologies accepted'. Sometimes aggrieved people say 'apology unaccepted' or 'I don't accept your apologies'. What would both the words in bold be in Greek?
Example:-
--I'm sorry I failed to turn up last night after I promised I would.
--Apologies accepted.
'I do apologize for...'
I must apologize for...'
I apologize for...'
I'd like to apologize for...'
Please, accept my apologies for...'
The commonest response is 'apology/apologies accepted'. Sometimes aggrieved people say 'apology unaccepted' or 'I don't accept your apologies'. What would both the words in bold be in Greek?
Example:-
--I'm sorry I failed to turn up last night after I promised I would.
--Apologies accepted.