Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally breaking something.
How to say
I didn't mean to
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Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally bumping into someone.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally stepping on someone's foot.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally saying something rude.
The ending changes depending on the speaker's gender: -a for female, -sem for male. Use this when you didn't intend to do something.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally spilling a drink.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally breaking something.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally saying something rude.
Use this when you unintentionally did something, like bumping into someone or saying something you regret.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally breaking something.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally spilling a drink.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally saying something you regret.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally breaking something.
Use this to express that you didn't intend to do something, similar to English.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally bumping into someone.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally bumping into someone.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally spilling a drink.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally breaking something.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally hurting someone's feelings.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally breaking something.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally bumping into someone.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally saying something rude.
Use this when you didn't mean to do something, like stepping on someone's foot.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally bumping into someone.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally saying something rude.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally spilling a drink.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally bumping into someone.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally spilling a drink.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally breaking something.
Use this when you didn't mean to do something, like accidentally deleting a file.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally bumping into someone.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally hurting someone's feelings.
The ending changes depending on the speaker's gender: -am for female, -em for male. Use this when you didn't intend to do something.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like spilling a drink.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally stepping on someone's foot.
The ending changes depending on the speaker's gender: -a for female, no ending for male. Use this when you didn't intend to do something.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally saying something rude.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally saying something rude.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally breaking something.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally saying something rude.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally spilling a drink.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally stepping on someone's foot.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally spilling a drink.
The ending changes depending on the speaker's gender: -la for female, -tiv for male. Use this when you didn't intend to do something.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally breaking something.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally breaking something.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally bumping into someone.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally stepping on someone's foot.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally spilling a drink.
Use this when you didn't intend to do something, like accidentally breaking something.