間違って電話しちゃったって英語でなんて言うの？

There are many ways of telling somebody that you accidentally called them, including the reason you accidentally called them, for example, you called the wrong John. When this happened, we can simply use phrases such as "I didn't mean to call you" or "I called you by accident". Examples: I'm sorry John, I didn't mean to call you, I was trying to call a different John! Sorry I called you by accident yesterday, I really didn't mean to wake you up. Sometimes, we can call somebody without evening knowing - by putting not locking our phones and then putting it into our handbags or pockets. This is know as 'pocket dialling' or more informally as 'butt dialling'. The term 'butt dialling' comes when you don't lock your phone and you put it in your back pocket and sit on your phone with your butt! Examples: You pocket dialled me last night...I heard you who conversation! I'm sorry I butt dialled you yesterday, I had my phone in my back pocket as I didn't take my handbag out with me.

I'm sorry! I didn't mean to call you. This is a simple and informal way to tell your teacher that you did not mean to call them. I'm sorry! I mixed up the date. I didn't mean to call you right now. This is a slightly more formal and detailed way of telling your teacher that you did not mean to call them at that time. I'm very sorry! I mixed up the date and time and called you by mistake. This is a more formal and detailed expression letting the teacher know why you accidentally called them. You might use this with a teacher you have not had a lesson with yet.

*''Sorry for disturbing you, I got the wrong time.'' - straight forward and short, formal way of saying why you called at the wrong time. *''I apologize for this inconvenience, I mistook the time of our lesson. '' - a bit more polite compared to the previous sentence. *''So sorry that I interrupted you, I thought our lesson was supposed to start.'' - informal way to simply state why you did what you did and a very polite way too.

I'm sorry! I called you by mistake. I'm ( I am) mistake (error)

Saying "I didn't mean to" lets the the teacher know that it was unintentional.

Here, you apologise, you explain what happened and why. To mess up = informal - mishandle a situation. "I really messed up" To misread = read (a piece of text) wrongly. "Perhaps she'd misread the note and got the time wrong."

This means that you are apologizing for calling the teacher at the wrong time. You did not plan to do that but it just happened.

A)Sorry!, I called you by accident . *Sorry -used to express apology. Example -"sorry—I was trying not to make a noise" *Mistake -an act or judgement that is misguided or wrong. Example-"coming here was a mistake" B) My mistake, i didn't mean to call you. I am so sorry. *My mistake- I made a mistake / i wasn't suppose to call *Didn't - did not I hope this helps ! :-)

All of these are informal ways to apologize for calling someone on the wrong day or at the wrong time. 'My apologies. I did not mean to call you.' / 'My apologies, I seem to have gotten the time wrong.' - These are more formal ways of saying sorry for calling someone.

I'm sorry, I misdialled I called you by accident I called you by mistake. I'm afraid I got the appointment time wrong These are all acceptable ways to explain that you skyped/telephoned somebody by accident.