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Phrase set
Sincere Apologies in Spanish
Practice Spanish phrases for admitting mistakes, avoiding excuses, repairing trust, correcting information, and following through.
Table of Contents
Acknowledging Harm
- 01
Me equivoqué.
I was wrong.
- 02
Lo siento mucho.
I'm very sorry.
- 03
Reconozco el daño.
I recognize the harm.
- 04
Te causé un problema.
I caused you a problem.
- 05
No debí hacerlo.
I shouldn't have done it.
- 06
Entiendo que te molestara.
I understand that it bothered you.
- 07
Fue mi responsabilidad.
It was my responsibility.
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No Excuses
- 08
No tengo excusa.
I have no excuse.
- 09
No quiero justificarme.
I don't want to justify myself.
- 10
La culpa fue mía.
It was my fault.
- 11
Actué sin pensar.
I acted without thinking.
- 12
Debí avisarte antes.
I should have told you earlier.
- 13
No lo manejé bien.
I didn't handle it well.
- 14
Pude hacerlo mejor.
I could have done better.
Taking Responsibility
- 15
Asumo las consecuencias.
I accept the consequences.
- 16
Voy a corregirlo.
I'm going to correct it.
- 17
Quiero reparar esto.
I want to repair this.
- 18
Aprendí de este error.
I learned from this mistake.
- 19
No se repetirá.
It won't happen again.
- 20
Te debo una explicación.
I owe you an explanation.
- 21
Gracias por decírmelo.
Thank you for telling me.
Repairing Trust
- 22
Sé que perdí confianza.
I know I lost trust.
- 23
Quiero recuperarla con hechos.
I want to earn it back with actions.
- 24
Entiendo si necesitas tiempo.
I understand if you need time.
- 25
No te presionaré.
I won't pressure you.
- 26
Quiero escucharte primero.
I want to listen to you first.
- 27
Tu reacción tiene sentido.
Your reaction makes sense.
- 28
Me importa arreglarlo bien.
It's important to me to fix it properly.
Practical Fixes
- 29
Enviaré la corrección hoy.
I'll send the correction today.
- 30
Avisaré a todos.
I'll notify everyone.
- 31
Pagaré lo pendiente.
I'll pay what is pending.
- 32
Reharé el documento.
I'll redo the document.
- 33
Cambiaré el plan.
I'll change the plan.
- 34
Lo revisaré dos veces.
I'll check it twice.
- 35
Haré seguimiento mañana.
I'll follow up tomorrow.
Follow-Up
- 36
¿Qué necesitas de mí?
What do you need from me?
- 37
¿Cómo puedo compensarlo?
How can I make up for it?
- 38
Te avisaré cuando esté listo.
I'll let you know when it's ready.
- 39
Cumpliré lo prometido.
I'll keep my promise.
- 40
Gracias por tu paciencia.
Thank you for your patience.
- 41
Quiero hacerlo mejor.
I want to do better.
- 42
Hablemos cuando puedas.
Let's talk when you can.
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