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"perdonome"...is that"excuse me"?

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"perdonome"...is that"excuse me"?

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updated Nov 3, 2011
posted by Tyhall1

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Perdóname (informal command)

Perdóneme (formal command)

Excuse me, pardon me, forgive me, depending on context.

updated Jan 30, 2012
posted by 0074b507
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I think you have an error in your post as it should be either perdónAme or perdónEme but not perdónOme smile

Here's a good explanation that another of our members gave on a different forum smile

Perdón is a noun (=forgiveness), and it is extensively used to mean "excuse me". Notice this:

(Le pido) perdón = I am sorry

Perdón = excuse me

Perdone = excuse me (polite in Spain)

Perdóname = forgive me

Perdóneme = forgive me (polite in Spain)

Perdona and perdone are the imperative forms of perdonar.

updated Jan 30, 2012
posted by Kiwi-Girl
Yes, I am stalking you. - 0074b507, Nov 3, 2011
ja ja lol :) - Kiwi-Girl, Nov 3, 2011
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"Perdonome" could be as well old Castillian. The modern form would be "me perdonó" (he forgave me). Past tense. Preterito perfecto

updated Nov 3, 2011
posted by julianPdC
OH, please, not yet another form to learn. - 0074b507, Nov 3, 2011