Examples of using "Offeso" in a sentence and their english translations:
I was offended.
He did not seem offended.
He's offended.
He was offended.
Who have I offended now?
Do you think Tom will be offended?
He said that he was offended.
Tom is offended.
Who did you offend?
Who did you offend?
Tom was outraged.
Tom looked offended.
Sami is offended.
He looked like he was offended.
He looks like he's offended.
I'm offended.
I was offended.
He told me that he was offended.
He said he wasn't offended.
Don't be so outraged.
Why would Tom be offended?
He insulted nobody.
Tom wasn't offended.
Tom will probably be offended.
Tom was obviously offended.
Sami knew that he offended Layla.
- He told me that he wasn't offended.
- He told me he wasn't offended.
He told me he felt offended.
I was outraged, too.
I do hope you won't be offended.
- Tom must've been offended.
- Tom must have been offended.
- I hope I didn't offend anyone.
- I hope I didn't offend anybody.
- I hope that I didn't offend anybody.
- I hope that I didn't offend anyone.
- Tom looks insulted.
- Tom looks offended.
Tom never hurt Mary.
I think that Tom was offended.
Tom was offended, but Mary wasn't.
I've offended you.
Did I offend you?
Hamlet, thou hast thy father much offended.
Tom is likely to still be offended.
Why are you offended?
Tom was offended by what Mary said.
Tom was hurt by what Mary said.
Why were you so offended?
His words offended me.
Tom was outraged.
Tom's ego has been bruised.
Tom appears outraged.
"I'm sorry I hurt you." "Don't apologize. You didn't do anything wrong, Tom."
I apologize if I offended you.
Have I done something to offend you?
I was outraged by his answer.
- I hope that I have not offended you.
- I hope I haven't offended you.