Sincere Apologies in Spanish

Practice Spanish phrases for admitting mistakes, avoiding excuses, repairing trust, correcting information, and following through.

This collection contains the most useful expressions that will help you feel confident in communication. Learning whole phrases allows you to speak faster and more naturally, without thinking about grammar.

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Acknowledging Harm
No Excuses
Taking Responsibility
Repairing Trust
Practical Fixes
Follow-Up

Acknowledging Harm

Me equivoqué.
I was wrong.
Lo siento mucho.
I'm very sorry.
Reconozco el daño.
I recognize the harm.
Te causé un problema.
I caused you a problem.
No debí hacerlo.
I shouldn't have done it.
Entiendo que te molestara.
I understand that it bothered you.
Fue mi responsabilidad.
It was my responsibility.

No Excuses

No tengo excusa.
I have no excuse.
No quiero justificarme.
I don't want to justify myself.
La culpa fue mía.
It was my fault.
Actué sin pensar.
I acted without thinking.
Debí avisarte antes.
I should have told you earlier.
No lo manejé bien.
I didn't handle it well.
Pude hacerlo mejor.
I could have done better.

Taking Responsibility

Asumo las consecuencias.
I accept the consequences.
Voy a corregirlo.
I'm going to correct it.
Quiero reparar esto.
I want to repair this.
Aprendí de este error.
I learned from this mistake.
No se repetirá.
It won't happen again.
Te debo una explicación.
I owe you an explanation.
Gracias por decírmelo.
Thank you for telling me.

Repairing Trust

Sé que perdí confianza.
I know I lost trust.
Quiero recuperarla con hechos.
I want to earn it back with actions.
Entiendo si necesitas tiempo.
I understand if you need time.
No te presionaré.
I won't pressure you.
Quiero escucharte primero.
I want to listen to you first.
Tu reacción tiene sentido.
Your reaction makes sense.
Me importa arreglarlo bien.
It's important to me to fix it properly.

Practical Fixes

Enviaré la corrección hoy.
I'll send the correction today.
Avisaré a todos.
I'll notify everyone.
Pagaré lo pendiente.
I'll pay what is pending.
Reharé el documento.
I'll redo the document.
Cambiaré el plan.
I'll change the plan.
Lo revisaré dos veces.
I'll check it twice.
Haré seguimiento mañana.
I'll follow up tomorrow.

Follow-Up

¿Qué necesitas de mí?
What do you need from me?
¿Cómo puedo compensarlo?
How can I make up for it?
Te avisaré cuando esté listo.
I'll let you know when it's ready.
Cumpliré lo prometido.
I'll keep my promise.
Gracias por tu paciencia.
Thank you for your patience.
Quiero hacerlo mejor.
I want to do better.
Hablemos cuando puedas.
Let's talk when you can.

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