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you know when we talk sthing bad to some one but it just naturally, i mean we didn't intend to talk like that, we want to sorry , what will we say, i hear my teacher said that''i do not fence...'', is it correct?
you know when we talk sthing bad to some one but it just naturally, i mean we didn't intend to talk like that, we want to sorry , what will we say, i hear my teacher said that''i do not fence...'', is it correct?
Feb 29, 2008 6:05 AM
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The phrase "no offence" is quite common. It's a short way of saying "I do not mean to offend you".
It's often used to soften a criticism. For example: "No offence, but I don't like the taste of this food."
February 29, 2008
I think we can say : "I do not want to offend you"
Meaning: I don't want that you take bad what I'm saying to you, I don't want that you misunderstand me because what I'm saying is not that bad
Hope it will help :)
February 29, 2008
