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Apologies express one’s acknowledgement of failure to fulfil a responsibility or to meet someone’s expectation. An apology expresses one’s regret, which then indicates one’s humility or consideration for others. Generally, Japanese are more ready to apologize than Americans, seeing it as preferable to take responsibility instead of blaming others. There are a variety of expressions of apology depending on the level of politeness.
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