"Je suis désolé mais vos excuses sont inacceptables."

Translation: I'm sorry, but your apologies are unacceptable.

[Isaac433425]

I would argue that "excuses" (English) is a better translation than apologies in this example; if you aren't accepting them, you're more likely to call them "excuses" than "apologies" in the first place.

[angus390025]

I wrote "I'm sorry but your excuses are unacceptable" and it was accepted.

[MARTILANNE]

mine wasn't

[B33-]

same here - i am sorry but your excuses are unacceptable

[JohnMorris774098]

Not accepted for me either, "I'm sorry but your excuses are unacceptable". Reported it

[oNcPAsW2]

No change yet; it's inexcusable!

[EdOWUd]

Not for me.

[Jeanne448353]

And Duo includes "excuses" as a translation in the pull-down menu. Another annoyance that seems consistent throughout Duo — putting inaccurate-by-Duo-standands words in the pull down menus.

[Kenleaming]

Excuses still not accepted. I reported it.

[RichardSus4]

excuses not accepted--Duo is up to his/her old tricks again!

[semaphoredm]

why would anyone apologise for not getting an acceptable apology?

[Isaac433425]

I would argue that "excuses" (English) is a better translation than apologies in this example; if you aren't accepting them, you're more likely to call them "excuses" than "apologies" in the first place.

[Guillame_le_Sage]

Duo, je suis désolé mais VOS excuses sont inacceptables...whether they are apologies or excuses.

[snottran]

Mine neither