Decoded Slug: 对不起 (duìbùqǐ) - Sorry

Mandarin Grammar Point
对不起 (duìbùqǐ) - Sorry

对不起 (duìbùqǐ) - Sorry

Short explanation:

Used to express apology or regret.

Formation:

对不起,+ the reason for apology or refusal context

Examples:

对不起,我迟到了,因为我错过了公共汽车。
Duìbùqǐ, wǒ chídào le, yīnwèi wǒ cuòguò le gōnggòng qìchē.
Sorry, I'm late, because I missed the bus.
对不起,我明天不能来你的生日派对,因为我有其他的承诺。
Duìbùqǐ, wǒ míngtiān bù néng lái nǐ de shēngrì pàiduì, yīnwèi wǒ yǒu qítā de chéngnuò.
Sorry, I can't come to your birthday party tomorrow, because I have other commitments.
对不起,我破坏了你的花园,我会修复它。
Duìbùqǐ, wǒ pòhuài le nǐ de huāyuán, wǒ huì xiūfù tā.
I'm sorry, I damaged your garden, I will fix it.
对不起,我吃完了你的巧克力,我会再买一些还给你。
Duìbùqǐ, wǒ chī wán le nǐ de qiǎokèlì, wǒ huì zài mǎi yīxiē huán gěi nǐ.
I'm sorry, I ate all your chocolate, I will buy some more and give it to you.

Long explanation:

The Mandarin Chinese term '对不起 (duìbùqǐ)' is a common phrase used to express apology or regret, similar to 'I'm sorry' in English. It's used when you've made a mistake, or caused trouble, or when you want to gently refuse something.
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