How to Say ‘Sorry, my mistake.’ in Italian
Mi scusi, errore mio.
mee SKOO-zee er-ROH-reh mee-oh
[mee SKOO-zee er-ROH-reh mee-oh]
Phrase Breakdown
Mi scusi,
mee SKOO-zee
I'm sorry / Excuse me,
The formal apology. Say mee SKU-zi.
Mi scusi, signore.
Excuse me, sir.
Words in this phrase
Mi
[mee]
me
Object pronoun; with scusi, 'excuse me'.
Mi scusi, signore.
Excuse me, sir.
scusi
[SKOO-zee]
Excuse me
A polite way to get someone's attention, commonly used to apologize or make a request.
Scusi, dov'è la stazione?
Excuse me, where is the station?
errore mio.
er-ROH-reh mee-oh
my mistake
The possessive comes after the noun here for emphasis. Hold the double 'rr': er-RO-re MEE-o.
È stato un errore mio.
It was my mistake.
Words in this phrase
errore
[er-ROH-reh]
mistake
Masculine noun for an error.
Ho fatto un errore.
I made a mistake.
mio
[mee-oh]
my
Used to indicate ownership or relation to oneself.
Questa è la foto del mio cane.
This is the photo of my dog.
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