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I would add:

"Es tut mir Leid" "Es tut mir Leid" is used when you're sorry about a situation you didn't cause, e.

"Entschuldigung"g. their mother died. "Entschuldigung" is more appropriate if you're apologizing for your own actions, e.g. you killed their mother.

I would add:

"Es tut mir Leid" is used when you're sorry about a situation you didn't cause.

"Entschuldigung" is more appropriate if you're apologizing for your own actions.

I would add: "Es tut mir Leid" is used when you're sorry about a situation you didn't cause, e.g. their mother died. "Entschuldigung" is more appropriate if you're apologizing for your own actions, e.g. you killed their mother.

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Takkat
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I would add: "Es tut mir Leid"

"Es tut mir Leid" is used when you're sorry about a situation you didn't cause, e.g. their mother died. "Entschuldigung"

"Entschuldigung" is more appropriate if you're apologizing for your own actions, e.g. you killed their mother.

I would add: "Es tut mir Leid" is used when you're sorry about a situation you didn't cause, e.g. their mother died. "Entschuldigung" is more appropriate if you're apologizing for your own actions, e.g. you killed their mother.

I would add:

"Es tut mir Leid" is used when you're sorry about a situation you didn't cause.

"Entschuldigung" is more appropriate if you're apologizing for your own actions.

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I would add: "Es tut mir Leid" is used when you're sorry about a situation you didn't cause, e.g. their mother died. "Entschuldigung" is more appropriate if you're apologizing for your own actions, e.g. you killed their mother.