Examples of using "J'admets" in a sentence and their english translations:
I admit to being careless.
- I admit that I'm tired.
- I admit I'm tired.
- I admit that I was careless.
- I admit I was careless.
- I admit I was surprised.
- I admit that I was surprised.
I acknowledge your kindness.
I admit to being careless.
I admit my mistake.
I admit it to be true.
I'll admit I'm wrong.
I admit that he is right.
I admit that I was careless.
- I admit that I was careless.
- I admit I was careless.
- I admit that I was wrong.
- I admit I was wrong.
I admit I was surprised.
- I admit that it's strange.
- I admit it's strange.
- I admit I've done that.
- I admit that I've done that.
- I admit I did that.
- I admit that I did that.
I concede that you are right.
I admit it to be true.
I admit having done wrong.
- I admit that I made a mistake.
- I admit I made a mistake.
I recognize this to be true.
- I concede that you are right.
- I concede that you're right.
- I admit there are a few problems.
- I admit that there are a few problems.
- I admit I wasn't sure.
- I admit that I wasn't sure.
- I admit that at first I didn't like you.
- I admit at first I didn't like you.
I admit my mistake.
I admit that it was my oversight.
I admit that he is right.
- I admit it. I was wrong.
- I admit that I was wrong.
I admit that I've already forgotten what I wanted to say.
I admit, my wording is a bit direct.
Even if I admit that, I cannot agree with you.
I admit, I'm not the tidiest person in the world.
- I admit this may not be the best way of doing it.
- I admit that this may not be the best way of doing it.
I freely admit that I'm not the world expert in childrearing.
Are you sure we can move freely in Space? Right and left we can go, backward and forward freely enough, and men always have done so. I admit we move freely in two dimensions. But how about up and down? Gravitation limits us there.