Should Students Be FORCED to Apologize?

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In this episode, I talk about the keys to a genuine apology. I talk about how to know if it's a heartfelt apology or just an attempt to avoid accountability.

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French EXPRESSIONS: Sorry: Weekend practice

Je ne le ferai plus. = I won't do it again. 

Je ne voulais pas dire ça. = I didn't mean that. 

Je suis désolé d'être égoïste. = I’m sorry for being selfish. 

Je te présente mes excuses pour ...