This Sign is Used to Say (Sign Synonyms) APOLOGIZE. APOLOGY. ATONE (as in "make amends") ATONEMENT. CONTRITION. PENITENCE (as in "to show regret or be sorry") PENITENT. REPENT. The 5 apology languages. The five apology languages are expressing regret, accepting responsibility, making restitution, genuinely repenting, and requesting forgiveness. The language system was researched and developed by counselor and creator of the love languages Gary Chapman, Ph.D., and psychologist Jennifer Thomas, Ph.D., to offer various Often, remorse can eat away at us, and a simple ‘I’m sorry’, in Filipino or any other language, can open the door for forgiveness and resolution of a bad situation. It can be a true gift! Gusto kong humingi ng paumanhin. I would like to apologize. This is a slightly more formal way to say ‘I’m sorry’ in Filipino. How do you say "Sorry" in Singapore Cantonese? Learn by listening to this English podcast by ! ©LearnDialect.sg Pick up commonly-used Singapore ;Cantonese words and phrases at LearnDialect.sg! Sorry — ごめんなさい — Gomen / Gomen ne / Gomen-nasai / Gomen-kudasai. Sorry is the most common word used to apologise, not just in Japanese but also in many cultures and languages around the world. Because it’s short, simple and effective, a lot of people use it in their everyday life. You can say ごめんなさい / Gomen-nasai The Malay language is the established national language of Singapore, and it is also declared as one of the official languages. Malay is an Austronesian language spoken in Singapore, Indonesia, Brunei, and Malaysia, also called Bahasa Melayu. Despite the multitude of languages spoken in Singapore, Singaporean Malay households use their mother Malay is a difficult language to learn, even if you have a background in or can speak other Asian languages. It used to be the most common language in Singapore and was used by people of different races nationalities to communicate with one another. English is now more widely spoken and so is the de facto language used in Singapore. Military The centre offers many different options, and classes are also held in the evenings so it’s perfect for busy individuals. AllWrite Language School, #08-07, Orchard Plaza, 150 Orchard Road, Singapore 238841. 11. For Russian: Russian Language Centre in Singapore. Photography: Alina Grubnyak via Unsplash. Ou3DMf.