What if someone ask another person to apologize to them and they don't know what sorry means?

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

If someone asks another person to apologize to them and the other person does not know what sorry means, it may be helpful to have a conversation to clarify what is meant by an apology.

An apology typically involves acknowledging that one's words or actions have caused harm or hurt to another person, expressing regret for the impact of those words or actions, and making a commitment to do better in the future.

If the other person is not familiar with this concept, it may be helpful to explain it in a clear and non-judgmental manner, and to provide examples of what an apology might look like. It may also be helpful to ask the other person if there is anything that they would like the other person to do differently in the future, and to work together to find a resolution or a way to move forward.

Ultimately, the goal of an apology is to repair the harm that has been caused and to rebuild trust and respect in the relationship. It is important to approach the situation with empathy, understanding, and a willingness to work together to find a solution that is respectful and fair to both parties.

[Anonymous]

What do you mean? It's pointless they can say sorry all they want but a sorry means different actions
That person has to just walk away