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I dont know the difference between shitsurei shimasu and sumimasen can anyone tell me pls? thnx difference between shitsurei shimasu and sumimasen
29 apr. 2012 00:35
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To me, "shitsurei shimasu" (excuse me) is more formal and polite than "sumimasen" (sorry). I've used "sumimasen" in an excuse-me kind of way when I wanted to get a clerk's attention at a store or a youth hostel. (Plus, it was easier for me to say and remember. LOL)
29 april 2012
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amadeo_general
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Engels, Filipijns (Tagalog), Japans
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