Hola, iam James Moreno, I hope all goes well today.

Ah man, I totally regret not learning English sooner! If only I had taken the time to learn it when I was younger, my life would be so much easier now. But hey, you live and you learn - that’s just how it goes. Still, if there’s one thing I’ve learned from this experience it’s that you should never take language for granted. It can open up a world of opportunities and make life a whole lot smoother. So don’t make the same mistake as me - get out there and start learning English today!

¿Cómo Se Usa Regret En Inglés? [Solved]

¡Uf! Me arrepiento de haberle dicho la verdad. Desde entonces, no me habla. ¡Qué lata!

  1. Apology: Expressing regret for a mistake or wrong-doing, and asking for forgiveness.
  2. Remorse: Feeling deep sorrow or regret for a wrong-doing or mistake.
  3. Regretful: Showing sorrow, remorse, or regret for something that has happened.
  4. Contrition: Acknowledging one’s guilt and expressing sincere remorse for a wrong-doing or mistake.
  5. Repentance: Turning away from sin and expressing sincere remorse and contrition for one’s actions.
  6. Penitence: Feeling deep sorrow and regret over one’s sins, mistakes, or wrong-doings; seeking forgiveness from God or another person affected by the action(s).

It’s a real shame that so many Americans don’t know how to speak Spanish. I mean, it’s the second most spoken language in the US! Ya know, if we all took the time to learn a bit of Spanish, we’d be able to communicate with more people and understand their culture better. So let’s not regret not learning it - let’s get out there and start speaking!