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Du¨¬ buqĭ!
means " excuse me " when a re-
quest is being made or "
sorry " as
an apology for something improper, wrong or
an accident that might
have caused unpleasant feelings.
"H¨§n b¨¤oqi¨¤n " and " q¨«ng
yu¨¢nli¨¤ng " are used only as an apology. So be aware of the
circumstances and use
" du¨¬
b¨´q¨« "," h¨§n
b¨¤oqi¨¤n " and " q¨«ng yu¨¢nli¨¤ng "properly. The replies
are all interchangeable.
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Du¨¬ buqĭ!
" Du¨¬
b¨´q¨« " or " I'm sorry " in Eng lish
with a rising one during a
conversation is often a request for
confirmation either because the
speaker didn't follow or didn't
believe what was being said.
" Du¨¬
b¨´q¨« ", " h¨§n b¨¤oqi¨¤n " and " q¨«ng
yu¨¢nli¨¤ng " by themselves in Chinnese
are not sufficient enough for such a
request. Different expressions are
used for this purpose.
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