Examples of using "Dispiaciuta" in a sentence and their english translations:
She looked like she was sorry.
- She said that she was sorry.
- She said she was displeased.
- She looks like she's displeased.
- She looks like she's sorry.
She's sorry, isn't she?
She says she's really sorry.
She said that she's sorry.
- She told me that she was sorry.
- She told me she was displeased.
She said that she was so sorry.
She said she was very sorry.
She began to feel sorry for him.
She told me she was very sorry.
She told me she wasn't sorry.
Mary told Tom she was sorry.
She says she's really sorry.
She feels sorry for him.
- I'm terribly sorry.
- I'm terribly sorry!
She still hasn't said she's sorry.
She said that she felt sorry for him.
She felt sorry for him.
Tell him how displeased I am.
Tell her how displeased I am.
Mary didn't tell Tom she was sorry.
I am very sorry about that!
Tell them how displeased I am.
Oh, I'm terribly sorry.
- I'm very sorry.
- I am very sorry.
I feel very sorry for your sister.
I am very sorry about that.
Tom knew that I was displeased.
- I'm really sorry!
- I'm really sorry.
I'm real sorry for all this.
- I'm very sorry I did that.
- I'm very sorry that I did that.
I'm very sorry for your loss.
I'm sorry, my love.
I'm starting to feel sorry for Tom.
I am sorry about your sister.
I won't be sorry to see Tom leave.
I'm terribly sorry for being late.
I'm deeply sorry for my actions.
I'm not sorry for that.
- I wanted to say I was sorry.
- I wanted to say that I was sorry.
I just feel sorry for Tom.
Don't feel too sorry for him.
Don't feel too sorry for her.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Hey, I said I was sorry.
Don't feel too sorry for them.
- I am truly sorry.
- I'm truly sorry.
- I'm very sorry about what happened.
- I'm really sorry for what happened.
- I have to admit I was starting to feel a little sorry for myself.
- I have to admit that I was starting to feel a little sorry for myself.
I'm sorry, this isn't for sale.
I can't say I'm sorry.