"Λυπάμαι!"

Translation: Sorry!

[zodney]

I have also heard something like 'sygnomi' as "sorry". Is one preferred over the other? Formal use or anything like that?

[troll1995]

Excuse me is "Συγγνώμη" p.e: excuse me, where is the toilet? -συγγνώμη, που είναι η τουαλέτα;. I'm sorry is λυπάμαι (a verb that means I am sad): I'm sorry for what happened-λυπάμαι για ό,τι έγινε. (!) I am sorry for your loss (when someone passed away) is συλλυπητήρια (meaning co-sadness literally, I am sad too). To beg forgiveness you also use συγγνώμη: sorry, I didn't mean to do it-συγγνώμη, δεν το ήθελα.

[EdwardThor2]

Recording doesn't sound right to me.

[G.Georgopoulos]

Are you using the app or the web version? What sounds wrong to you?

[Cmurph20]

Sounds to me like she's putting the accent on the first syllable.

[Liz107949]

Could also mean I mourn or I am sorrowful

[Sophia_dr123]

"I am sorrowful" is "είμαι λυπημένος". "Λυπάμαι" is "i'm sorry" (like "sorry for your loss", or "i'm sorry for hurting you")

[Nicole.tz]

Would I be correct in thinking that λυπαμαι is more like "I'm sorry / my apologies" and συγνώμη is more like "excuse me / pardon me"?

[PetroulaKa7]

There is a mistake with the voice recording. Even though it is written correctly The voice recording is putting the stress over the Λύ.

[jaye16]

Yes, thanks for the information. We'll have to disable the audio.

[Martin379229]

Sounds like Lipoma but well...
Greek Doctor Lee: "I think it's a Λυπάμαι"

[Sandy869]

The audio sounds more like "ή υπάμαι" (two separate words)