Des questions concernant des phrases d'exemple avec, et la définition et l'utilisation de "Shame"

A: it means that she was not able to gather with you(go to where you were) and then it says that it was a shame that means it's bad, sad, I'm sorry I can't explain it better but I don't know Korean :v

A: It is probably Whoever said this is disappointed or not as happy that someone else they are talking to is underaged.
It is hard to tell without context but this is slang used typically when it comes to drinking and those who are not over the age of legal drinking are considered “not legal” to drink.

So example, I tell my friend it is a shame he is not legal to drink because I wanted to have a drink with him tonight.

A: to bad, feeling sorry, something didn't get accomplished, a negative response to something or a action

A: shaming is a negative word. Shaming is an action that makes someone feel ashamed or humiliated.

Body shaming : humiliating certain people for their body shape

A: When you did something weird or you had a mistake you fell shame. usually somone say to you 'shame on you" and it refers to your behavior.

A: I drank too much alcohol and my friends shamed me.
I felt ashamed of my bad test score.
Someone shamed me for being late.
What a shame she failed that class.
What you did was shameful and disrespectful

A: “I can’t believe you cheated on the test, shame on you!”
“ Shame on you for teasing your sister”

A: Person A: I'm sorry, I can't take up your job offer.
Person B: What a shame. I was rooting for you.

A: It was a shame that I couldn't finish the job.

A: It's a shame that we have to sit inside doing homework on such a beautiful day.

It's a shame that you sold your Gamecube, since I wanted to play Donkey Konga with you.

You lost on the final round of the game? Darn, that's a shame.

You wanted the car tonight so you could go to a party? I guess it's a shame, since I needed it to go to my job tonight.

A: "I feel a shame" is incorrect -- in this case, "shame" is not countable.

Rather than "I feel shame", you could say "I feel ashamed".

A: Shame is a feeling of humiliation because of doing something wrong.
Example: “He brought shame to his family.”

Regret is a feeling of guilt after doing something wrong (such as losing an opportunity)
Example: “I regret hurting her.”

A: "I feel ashamed" i think is what you were trying to say for the first one.

A: Shame is to be embarrassed because of a wrongdoing (so when you believe you've done something wrong).
Shy is timid. For example meeting someone for the first time, you can feel shy and nervous.

A: The second one would be "It's not shameful to learn from your mistakes"

There's not much of a difference

A: “That’s a shame.” “That’s too bad.” Both of these are kind of cold and dismissive compared to “I’m sorry to hear that”. But they are all okay to say. If you want to sound kind-hearted, you should say “I’m sorry to hear that”

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A: shame significa pena
Tipo,Oh it's a shame significa oh isso é uma pena ou que pena

A: He is such a nice guy, but it's a shame that he is so poor.

A: I would write it like this:
It is a shame that I could not go on my trip because of the outbreak of Coronavius. However, I got all of my money back even though I canceled my plane ticket two days before the flight. It could have been worse.

A: It is very formal but it works!

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it's shame that you can't speak Korean ✔️

Does this sentence natural? ❌


Does this sentence sound natural?

A: I agree with you, but also I think “in over one’s head” can also be used colloquially these days to mean that someone is put under a lot of stress because of something.

A: To “get back” or “get back home” or “get back to [insert city name]” might be a little more natural