Sorry for the inconvenience in Spanish
Sorry for the inconvenience in Spanish is Disculpe las molestias (dees-KOOL-peh lahs moh-LEHS-tyahs).
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- dees-KOOL-peh lahs moh-LEHS-tyahs
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Spanish email closings and follow-up phrases
The other words in step 3 of Email Phrases in Spanish.
- Quedo a la espera de su respuestaI look forward to your reply · KEH-doh ah lah ehs-PEH-rah deh soo rrehs-PWEHS-tah
- Quedo a su disposiciónI remain available to help · KEH-doh ah soo dees-poh-see-SYOHN
- No dude en contactarme si tiene preguntasPlease contact me with any questions · noh DOO-deh ehn kohn-tahk-TAHR-meh see TYEH-neh preh-GOON-tahs
- Gracias por su tiempoThank you for your time · GRAH-syahs por soo TYEHM-poh
- Gracias por su ayudaThank you for your help · GRAH-syahs por soo ah-YOO-dah
- Disculpe la demoraSorry for the delay · dees-KOOL-peh lah deh-MOH-rah
- AtentamenteSincerely (email sign-off) · ah-tehn-tah-MEHN-teh
- Saludos cordialesKind regards · sah-LOO-dohs kor-DYAH-lehs
- Un saludoBest wishes (neutral sign-off) · oon sah-LOO-doh
Questions about Disculpe las molestias
How do you say Sorry for the inconvenience in Spanish?
Sorry for the inconvenience in Spanish is Disculpe las molestias.
How do you pronounce Disculpe las molestias?
Say it dees-KOOL-peh lahs moh-LEHS-tyahs. The syllables in capitals are stressed: KOOL and LEHS. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
What does Disculpe las molestias mean in English?
In English, Disculpe las molestias means Sorry for the inconvenience.
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