Asking Someone to Say Something Again | English Conversation Dialogues

Learning English Conversations and please practice the dialogues by using useful phrases below:

Asking Someone to Say Something Again	Saying Something Again
I beg your pardon?	I said …
I’m sorry I didn’t catch/ hear …	I was just saying/ remarking …
I’m sorry, what was his name?	I was just wondering/ asking …
I’m sorry, would you mind repeating …, please.	I was just/ merely expressing the view …
Pardon me?	I was pointing out the fact that …
Would/ could/ can you repeat what you said, please?	What I said was …
Etc.	Etc.

Examples of English Conversations:

In a Crowded Bus

Maria: Excuse me, you are standing on my foot.

Vincent: I’m sorry, what did you say?

Maria: I said you are standing on my foot.

Vincent: (takes off his foot) Oh, I’m terribly sorry. I didn’t realize it, you see.

Maria: It’s all right. Thank you.

Talking With Stranger in the Street

Man: Excuse me, what bus can I catch to get to the Gold Line?

Woman: Pardon me?

Man: I said what bus I could catch to get to the Gold Line.

Woman: Tell me where you live.

Man: I live in Saint Altadena.

Woman: I’m sorry. It’s very noisy here, could you repeat it?

Man: Saint Altadena.

Woman: You can catch the 264.

Man: I’m sorry, what was the number?

Woman: 264.

Man: Does it go to the Gold Line?

Woman: Yes, it does.

Man: What street do I go to catch it?

Woman: You can catch it on Altadena Drive.

Man: Sorry. What was the name of the street?

Woman: Altadena Drive.

Man: I’m glad you told me.

Woman: You’re welcome.