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我做错
[wŏ zuò cuò]
I Have Done Wrong straightforwardly admits mistakes made personally whether it is about a wrong ...
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有错就改改了再犯
[yŏu cuò jiù găi găi le zài fàn]
Translated to If Mistakes Have Been Made They Must Be Corrected ; Once Corrected Mistakes Should ...
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一开始就是我的错
[yī kāi shĭ jiù shì wŏ de cuò]
I was wrong from the start suggests recognizing mistakes or failures originating at the very beginning ...
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犯了错
[fàn le cuò]
Translated as made mistakes the simplicity reflects personal accountability ; possibly seeking ...
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说过谎
[shuō guò huăng]
Has Lied suggests openness about past mistakes specifically regarding dishonesty demonstrating ...
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过错而已
[guò cuò ér yĭ]
Just a Mistake : Expressing that certain faults or failures are nothing more than mere errors in ...
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过错也不错过
[guò cuò yĕ bù cuò guò]
Mistakes Shouldn ’ t Miss Either This expresses a belief that both successes and mistakes should ...
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曾犯的差错
[céng fàn de chā cuò]
Once committed mistakes It reflects an understanding of past missteps and acknowledges the learning ...
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我错了我该承认了
[wŏ cuò le wŏ gāi chéng rèn le]
I was wrong ; I should admit it This directly shows a desire to own up to ones mistakes and express regret ...