What do you say when someone apologizes for their English?

5 English Phrases to Respond to an Apology

1. That’s OK.
2. It happens.
3. No problem.
4. Don’t worry about it.
5. I forgive you. (for serious problems)

What to say to someone who says they’re sorry?

Try saying: “Thank you, I needed to hear this apology. I really am hurt.” Or, “I appreciate your apology. I need time to think about it, and I need to see a change in your actions before I can move forward with you.” Don’t attack the transgressor, as hard as it may be to hold back in the moment.

How do you tell someone that your English is not good?

How to say that my English isn’t very good?

1. A: My English is poor.
2. B: My English is not good.
3. C: I am not good at English.
4. D: My English is bad.

How do you respond to Sorry No worries?

No, and I hate that, especially if I say, “Thank you,” and someone says it. “You’re excused,” or “It’s quite alright,” are acceptable responses.

What does bad English mean?

An informal term for English that does not measure up to approved norms, because it is ungrammatical, poorly spelt, or uses expletives: ‘What is called “bad English” in the usual sense may be highly effective in the appropriate context’ ( W. Nelson Francis, The English Language, 1967).

Is Your English is good a compliment?

There’s nothing you can say that will make someone more self-aware than by pointing out their accent or lack thereof. Unless the person asks you to help them with their language skills, people shouldn’t comment on it. It’s not a compliment and it’s not helpful.

How do you compliment someone in English?

Basic formula of giving an English compliment

1. Your + Noun + is/looks + Adjective. > Your dog is so cute! > Your backpack is really nice.
2. This/That + is + Adjective + Noun. > That is a beautiful necklace. > This is such a cool car.
3. I + like/love + Noun Phrase.