What to Say When Someone Dies: Short English Conversation Lesson

What to say when someone dies: how to express sympathy when someone dies.
In this short English conversation lesson, I teach you what you can say when someone dies.

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[terrycrews]

I’m so sorry sounds like one of the most inappropriate things to say. It sounds insincere or carries a negative connotation with it as if I did something wrong. When you apologize I wonder what the other person is thinking.