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I could interpret it to mean "please excuse my mistakes", which is some accommodation, but apparently not what they were after.
by Vinnl 4y ago
I could interpret it to mean "please excuse my mistakes", which is some accommodation, but apparently not what they were after.
- Beldin 4y agoYup. I would indeed take it to mean "apologies that i am butchering this language and/or its grammar". Same thing in The Netherlands: if you're excusing your command of the language, that's polite. If you want to request something, you'd ask. Eg, "nicht zo schnell, bitte".