why english people always says sorry?
832266
They generally say 'sorry' to let you know that you have annoyed them, eg, If you think they were in your way, and they have to move, they say 'Sorry'....  but what they mean is 'Look - I've done this for you'.\n\nEnglish people also have great difficulty talking to strangers - even if they too are English.  So the word 'sorry' has come to replace all the other things that one could have said in any given circumstance.
981095
I know exactly what you mean, and what really really bugs me, I always apologise for not being in touch, whats that all about, they never apologise to me, as they didn't get in touch either.  I can't even say I've stopped doing it, as I haven't.\n\nI sometimes think to myself, why do I bother!!!  One day I might stop.
1045733
I'm sorry--so many people say it but how many of them mean it
1117386
Out of extreme pride or sensitivity: either because they think they are "too good" to be treated that way or merely because they expect more from the people they love. However, once the other person admits his fault and truly regrets behaving that way there is really no point in not forgiving. As a very wise man has said "To err is human, to forgive, divine".
833243
Dear Father Damian:\nGood question.  When it comes to the English language who knows.  It's such an amalgamation of rules anyway.  I suppose it was because to say that something was lov-ed sounded awful.\nAsk the English Gods why.  They spared us the extra syllable to save us time, I guess, and for that deserve our praise and reverance.  Although I doubt they'll answer you if you ask them.  Remaining silent is how they retain their mystery and power over you, the common man in the street.
938410
Yes. it happens some times. Its as if the other person is speaking a foreign language. When you tell them sorry i blanked out, they take it bad. They prob think u think that they are boring.
687065
I take it that you have a problem with the English?
314736
With the accents, it's "Je suis désolé."\n\nIf you are saying sorry after bumping into someone or something, you might say "Excusez-moi" (which means "Excuse me").\n\nIf you want to apologize for something, you could also say "Je veux faire des excuses pour..." meaning "I want to apologize for..." (literally, it means "I want to make excuses for...").
298077
am a lot not aloud to say sorry
920149
Treat them nicely...?\nSaying "sorry" doesn't do/mean anything if you don't prove it.
797618
The best way for anyone to say they are sorry, and it seems the hardest way also....\n"I am so sorry."\n\nThere is nothing hard about apologizing except letting your pride down and doing it.
20448
English doesn't make sense, that's why.
380990
Go ahead, thats the raeson why the word sorry has been created.\nA true friendship will last long.\nTry not to yell again but u can explain that in a better way, i hope so.
448132
I can really understand your frustration, Common courtesy has all but disappeared off the face of the planet.There are many instances that I have been in where a simple I'm sorry or are you Ok, would make all the difference in the world I got fed up with this behavior and moved to a small Community in Northwestern California where people actually say please and thank you , and also wave Hello I can't tell you how it has changed the quality of life for me . Just hang in there, not all people are uncaring idiots. There are still some good ones out there. lol.
1129297
Sorry makes the world go round
108558
I'm sorry... what's the question?
415808
sounds like pretty immature ways of making up. Why can't I'm sorry suffice?