後悔していないって英語でなんて言うの？

I had such a wonderful trip that I don't regret spending so much money. This trip was worth the money I spent. This was a wonderful trip. I don't regret a single dime I spent on it. This trip was expensive but worth every penny. I spent a lot of money on this trip but I had a great time so it was worth it. I don't regret spending so much money on this trip. It's been so wonderful.

You can use any of these two statements to indicate that you have no regrets:- 1. I have no regrets about spening a lot of money on my vacation. 2. If I had the chance I would do it again!

The two sentences you see provided above are terrific ways to express to your listener that you have no regrets. In the second sentence you will see the word positively. This means certainly or absolutely. This word is appropriate for both formal and informal settings. It would make an awesome addition to your vocabulary.

If you are not sorry about doing something then you can say you have 'no regrets' a common saying to explain this is 'I wouldn't change a thing'

Going on vacation is a fun experience and therefore we all sometimes spend a little more than anticipated. It is very useful therefore to know how to say 'it was worth it' and basically say that you are not worried that you spent so much because you spent it on something you thought was a suitable output. Another way to say this : 'I wouldn't change a thing'

"I have no regrets." To 'regret' something is used when you have disappointment or feel bad about something that you had done, in this case you have 'No regret' so this states you are not disappointed and are happy with the actions you chose. "I regret nothing" Is a more casual way of expressing this, to 'Regret nothing' is to feel happy in the choices you had/have made.

The noun phrase 'small fortune' used in the first statement means 'a lot of money'. In this case, you might have budgeted to spend a certain amount of money during your vacation, but, due to the 'abundance of attractions' (large number of attractions), you ended up going over your budget. However, because you enjoyed your vacation so much, you are of the opinion that the excess expenditure was worth it and that you don't regret it at all. The verb to 'exceed' used in the second statement means to be more than, in number, quantity or budget in this case. So, you may say to someone: I spent a small fortune on my vacation but I had a lot of fun and don't regret it. or My vacation expenses exceeded my budget but I enjoyed myself greatly and don't regret it. or I went over budget during my vacation but the enjoyment was worth it and I don't regret it.