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Sorry, mistaken?

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oristarA
 
Reply Tue 3 May, 2011 09:33 pm
Supposed that in a street you've confused your friend with someone else, who is staring at you in astonishment You apologize:"Sorry. Mistaken."

I wonder whether "sorry, mistaken" has conveyed the meaning "sorry I've mistaken you as my friend?"


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Reply Wed 4 May, 2011 02:36 am
@oristarA,

It would do.

I'd probably say "I'm sorry, I thought you were someone else."
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Reply Wed 4 May, 2011 04:10 am
@McTag,
Thanks
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