How to Say ‘So sorry mom’ in Italian
Quindi scusa mamma
KWEEN-dee SKOO-zah MAH-mah
[KWEEN-dee SKOO-zah MAH-mah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Scusa] can mean "sorry" or "excuse me," but with a person after it, it often works like "forgive me" or "sorry." Compare [scusa il ritardo] = "sorry for the delay."
Phrase Breakdown
Quindi
[KWEEN-dee]
So
Indicating a conclusion.
Quindi, possiamo iniziare.
So, we can start.
scusa
[SKOO-zah]
sorry
Feeling regret or penitence.
Devo dire scusa per il ritardo.
I must say sorry for the delay.
mamma
[MAH-mah]
mom
Informal term for mother.
Mamma, dove sei?
Mom, where are you?
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