Different Ways To Say Excuse Me! Learn Smart English Phrases | Speak English Fluently #shorts

Excuse me! I am sure you use this common English phrase quite often and there's nothing wrong with it, but English language has so much more to offer. Well, learn better ways to say Excuse Me in English. Learn smart English phrases and words for daily use in English conversation.

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[rj-jlnv]

These phrases are NOT synonyms. They are all used in DIFFERENT contexts. 😏

[akhilkhatri]

In this case 'excuse me' sounds way better

[khairunnesamim]

Please can you also make sentences with these phrases? That would be so helpful 🥰❤️

[nadiyanadi]

Yes i agree that are differents ways to say excuses me! But in my opinion it depends in what context? for example formal or informal,

[elizabethi.yapimperial]

WHAT KIND OF PHRASE IS "MY BAD".. IT SOUNDS REALLY BAD !

[richardowen]

"Apologies to interrupt you" ❌
"Apologies for interrupting you"✅
or "Sorry to interrupt you "✅

[agnesrodrigues]

Wen I say, "Excuse me!" it means How very dare you!

[ws]

what if I want o ask someone a question, someone that I don't know?

[s-p-man]

I have never ever heard a educated American saying: my bad. It sounds offhand, trite, and insincere, besides bizarre.

[mehmetpektas]

New phrases, but in different context, you can not use those words.

[suzannasladojevic]

I wouldn’t say “My bad”. It’s just too informal.

[ANUJKUMAR-rdll]

Aren't those words are used for SORRY ?

[PHOENIXRISING]

That's what I was going to ask! Is this our future?

[taipo]

Too many ppl profess to know English but...hmmm.no way

[judyfenske]

These are not synonymous. They are all wrong in this context.
See ya. That's not correct, either.

[harryarellano]

Why would I say sorry if I didn’t do anything wrong? Excuse me that's it. Damn!

[dannovak]

Do you want to know how to really do it ? here it is. Just look at them And say excuse me may I get by. Now just stand there and wait. They always grant permission. Isn't this better than barging through while uttering the words?