「あ、忘れてた！」って英語でなんて言うの？

"I'm so sorry" apologizes for forgetting. "I completely forgot" and "It slipped my mind" are both ways of saying you forgot.

It slipped my mind' and 'I clean forgot' are two ways of saying the same thing. It is polite to apologise: 'Oh! I (completely) forgot!'

In this case it's polite to apologise if your the one that was late or didn't make it because you forgot I completely forgot - It slipped my mind - I didn't remember, sorry

This is how I would respond to that situation. I'm sure about that because it's happened to me too many times. Have a great day!

The adjective 'sorry' has several meanings, but, in this context, 'it has been used to express an apology'. The adverb 'totally' means 'wholly; entirely; completely'. The verb to 'slip' has several meanings, but, in this context, it means 'to slide suddenly or involuntarily; to lose one's foothold, as on a smooth surface'. So, you may say: Sorry, it totally slipped my mind. The adverb 'completely' has several meanings, but, in this context, it means 'to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent'. So, you may say: I am sorry. I completely forgot about it. The interjection 'oh my goodness' is a phrase uttered in total disbelief and astonishment. So when you can't believe you forgot about an important appointment for example, you may say: Oh my goodness, I totally forgot about it.

1 and 2 are cases of forgetfulness. 3 is a case of being mentally confused for some reason: maybe you thought it was a different time or a different day.

When telling someone that you forgot about an appointment it is always polite to apologize before telling him/her that you forgot about it ______________________________________________ Example A: Where have you been? I have been waiting for two hours B: I am so sorry. It slipped my mind.

1. Oops my bad, I forgot. The word "oops" in English is used as an expression of surprise or feeling sorry about a mistake or slight accident. The expression "my bad" is used to admit that you havemade a mistake. 2. I totally forgot about that. The statement is saying that you completely forgot about it.

Depending how sorry you are there are many different ways to tell someone you are sorry. "I completely forgot" means that you forgot and should be said using high intonation and tone. "I can't believe I forgot!" is also a way to express how you forgot your appointment. If you are very sorry you can say "I'm so sorry I forgot" to let them know how sorry you are.

If you forgot to meet your friend somewhere after you agreed to meet him/her, you can express that you forgot to do this a few different ways. First, you can say, "No! I forgot about that!". This is an informal way of expressing that you completely forgot about the meeting that had been set up. You can also say, "Oh, I didn't remember that!". This also adequately expresses that you forgot about this meeting, and that is why you did not show up. Finally, you can say, "I'm so sorry! I completely forgot about our plans.", which also adequately expresses the information you want to tell your friend. It is also very polite to sincerely apologize for missing the meeting, since your friend took time out of his/her schedule to meet with you when he/she could have done other important things during that time. You can also say, "...our plans.", when talking about an arrangement you and your friend made.

I'm sorry used for apologising. It slipped my mind and My head's been all over the place today are both ways of explaining that you forgot.

a formal way to say this would be "I'm sorry, I totally forgot about our appointment," a less formal way to say this would be "I forgot we were meant to meet"

If you forgot to meet with a friend you had plans with, the above sentences can be used. It is easy for things to slip your mind when you have a lot on your plate When we use the words 'slipped my mind' it means that the event fell out from your mind, it was lost from your mind. Totally: completely Oh no!: an expression of despair A lot on your plate: a lot that needs to be done, a lot you are responsible for. Raincheck: reschedule, cancel today and plan for another day. "I am so sorry I totally forgot about our movie date tonight, can we do a raincheck?"