May I be excused?What does it mean?Excuse me?

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Yes you are right. You say it when you have to leave to go somewhere else.

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It means you are asking a permission to be excused.

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Basically it means: "Can I go?".

May I = Can I, Could I.
To be excused = Have a permission to go.

It's very official, like used when you have dinner with your boyfriends snobby parents, and you want to go to the toilet.

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May I be excused?
May I leave this place, please?; May I leave to use the toilet? Nature calls. May I be excused? The student raised her hand and said, "Teacher, may I be excused?"

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