ごめん、返信したつもりになってた！って英語でなんて言うの？

こんにちは。 下記のような言い方もできます。 ・Sorry, I thought I replied. 「ごめん、返信したと思ってた」 ・I thought I replied but I hadn't. 「返信したと思っていたけどしてなかったみたい」 I thought は「と思ってた」の意味になります。 ぜひ参考にしてください。

ご質問ありがとうございます。 こんな表現はよくSNSで言われていますね。 この二つの表現は普通だと思います。どっちでも使っても構いません。 因みに、言った後で、「But I forgot!」＝「でも、忘れちゃったの！」と言う場合は多いです。 ご参考になれば幸いです。

If you would like to know how to start a message to someone saying sorry for not replying as you thought you already had, you can say something like "Hey there, so sorry for replying late, I could have sworn I had already replied this..." The phrase "I could have sworn" means that you genuinely thought something but it did not end up being the case.

We use slightly different sayings to apologise and explain depending on whether we just forgot to reply or whether we thought we had already replied. 'I'm so sorry, I thought I'd replied already.' and 'I apologise, I thought I had already responded.' are two ways of apologising and stating that we thought that we had actually responded already. It is slightly different if we failed to respond because we had actually forgotten that we needed to, in which case you might say something like: 'I'm so sorry that I've not replied, it slipped my mind.' or 'I meant/intended to reply but I completely forgot! I'm so sorry!'

This is a situation that happens to all of us at one time or another. We get caught up in other things and forget what we intended to do. The only answer is to apologise for your mistake. The following are two examples of a business apology. "My apologies for not responding sooner, but I thought that I had already replied". I am very sorry for my delayed response, but I felt sure that I had already replied". However, if you are apologising to a friend, you could say:- " I am terribly sorry for not answering you until now, but I have been such a scatterbrain recently".

"It slipped my mind."- this expression means you forgot to do something. For example " I am sorry I forgot to send you the money. It totally slipped my mind." "My bad" is a casual way to say you accept blame and you are sorry.

Sometimes we are so busy that we forget to do other things that can sometimes be important. For example, we may forget to contact someone by text or email. If this happens, we should apologise when we finally reply, as it is never nice for the other person to be waiting for am expected response. Both of these sentences can be used in any type of situation

Here is an example of this sentence being used in a conversation: I got your email last week, I read through it and I thought I already replied, I am so sorry about that! I hope that you got the job done on time! No problem and yeah I managed to get it done on time, thanks!

Situations where this word/phrase is used: social, business, formal, informal. when making an apology for failing to respond. Type of phrase: standard language, business Example of this word/phrase: "My apologies. For some reason, I thought I'd already made a response."

When you think you have replied to someone, but haven't, then you can use one of these two sentences. For example. I saw you saw my message. Yeah, I replied, you never got back to me. I didn't see anything. No? I am sorry, I thought I replied. I hope this helps. Have a great day. Will.

ご質問ありがとうございます。 ・「Sorry I thought I replied.」 （意味)ごめん、返信したつもりだった。 <例文>Sorry I thought I replied. I can't go tomorrow because I have a meeting. <訳>ごめん、返信したつもりだった。ミーティングがあるから明日行けない。 参考になれば幸いです。