Spanish for Beginners

Listen and repeat basic Spanish phrases for beginners to apologize, say sorry, and ask for forgiveness.

Show Notes

Listen and repeat basic Spanish phrases for beginners to apologize, say sorry, and ask for forgiveness. In this lesson: • Repeat key phrases for apologizing and asking forgiveness • Practice natural pronunciation with a listen-and-repeat drill • Build confidence using polite expressions in everyday situations Vocabulary from this episode: Lo siento – Sorry Disculpe – Excuse me Lo siento mucho – I am sorry Fue mi culpa – It was my fault No fue mi intención – I did not mean to Perdóname, por favor – Please forgive me No importa – It does not matter No te preocupes – Do not worry Practice these phrases with the Lisn app: https://lisn.onelink.me/qwSi?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=es-lessons-en&utm_content=disculparse-neutral

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Welcome to this Spanish lesson for complete beginners. You do not need to know any Spanish at all to follow along. Just listen carefully to each phrase, pay attention to the sounds, and repeat it out loud after you hear it. Doing this consistently will help you build confidence in your pronunciation.
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Sorry.
Lo siento.
Lo siento.
Lo siento.
Sorry.
Lo siento.
Excuse me.
Disculpe.
Disculpe.
Disculpe.
Excuse me.
Disculpe.
I am sorry.
Lo siento mucho.
Lo siento mucho.
Lo siento mucho.
I am sorry.
Lo siento mucho.
It was my fault.
Fue mi culpa.
Fue mi culpa.
Fue mi culpa.
It was my fault.
Fue mi culpa.
I did not mean to.
No fue mi intención.
No fue mi intención.
No fue mi intención.
I did not mean to.
No fue mi intención.
Please forgive me.
Perdóname, por favor.
Perdóname, por favor.
Perdóname, por favor.
Please forgive me.
Perdóname, por favor.
It does not matter.
No importa.
No importa.
No importa.
It does not matter.
No importa.
Do not worry.
No te preocupes.
No te preocupes.
No te preocupes.
Do not worry.
No te preocupes.
Great work. In this lesson, you practiced how to say sorry, excuse me, I am sorry, it was my fault, I did not mean to, please forgive me, it does not matter, and do not worry. Try to say all eight phrases again on your own before you move on. Keep practicing, and you will remember them in no time.