REGRETS AND APOLOGIES

Here are several ways to say “I’m sorry” in Ukrainian, each varying in formality and context:

  1. Вибачте (Vy-bach-te) – A polite and formal way to say “I’m sorry.” It’s commonly used in situations where you want to show respect.
  2. Вибач (Vy-bach) – An informal way to say “I’m sorry,” typically used with friends or people you know well.
  3. Пробачте (Pro-bach-te) – Another polite or formal way to say “I’m sorry,” often used in more serious contexts.
  4. Пробач (Pro-bach) – A more informal version, used similarly to “Вибач” in casual situations.
  5. Мені шкода (Me-nee shko-da) – This means “I’m sorry” in the sense of expressing regret or sympathy, such as when someone is going through a tough time.
  6. Даруйте (Da-ruy-te) – A formal and respectful way of saying “Forgive me” or “I beg your pardon.”
  7. Простіть (Pro-steet’) – A polite and formal way to ask for forgiveness.
  8. Перепрошую (Pe-re-pro-shu-yo) – “I apologize” or “Excuse me,” commonly used when you interrupt someone or need to apologize for a minor inconvenience.