Could you please look at a pic?

There is a sentence like ”I feel so badly about...”.
In this case, Does ”I feel so bad” make sense?

I don't know exactly the difference between the two.
Could you please help me?
Thank you so much.[Image]

Question

Could you please look at a pic?

There is a sentence like ”I feel so badly about...”.
In this case, Does ”I feel so bad” make sense?

I don't know exactly the difference between the two.
Could you please help me?
Thank you so much.[Image]

Answer

However, in American English. Say “I feel badly” is correct and acceptable

Same way

I feel bad

or

I feel so bad is correct in British English

Answer

Hey Mari,

Badly is usually correct with actions verbs rather than feelings

The best way to phrase the statement is;

I feel bad about what I said…

Or

I feel so bad about what I said ..

Feel in this instance is a linking (state of being) verb rather than an action verb. That is why it does not take the adverb form. Bad is correct with feel just as it is with these linking verbs:

I look bad / I looks so bad 
I smell bad
I seem bad etc