To be sorry to keep someone waiting

Yesterday I came across with this sentence " I"m sorry to keep you waiting" and I'd like to know wheter is correct or not to say "I'm sorry for keeping you waiting"

Thank you so much for your help!

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To be sorry to keep someone waiting

Yesterday I came across with this sentence " I"m sorry to keep you waiting" and I'd like to know wheter is correct or not to say "I'm sorry for keeping you waiting"

Thank you so much for your help!

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Thank you so much for your help,@Aoife , @Eva and Chris

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In my opinion, they are both correct. The first one would be “Siento hacerte esperar” in Spanish, while the second would be “Siento haberte hecho esperar”.  As you see, there is a small difference, but both are correct to me!

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I don’t think so while grammatically correct  “ I’m sorry for keeping you waiting” sounds awkward so the first one is right

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You can say both, they mean the same and both are correct!