- please excuse the intrusion; I'm coming ingreeting used when entering someone's home
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- please excuse the intrusion; I'm coming in
This phrase is commonly used when entering someone's home or personal space as a polite way to acknowledge that you may be interrupting or intruding on their privacy. It expresses respect and consideration for the host.
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please excuse the intrusion; I'm coming inthank you for having me (after leaving)きごう？May I come in?to intrude; to visitI humbly intrude (formal way of saying "thank you for having me")to become a nuisanceto casually drop byI'm sorry for the intrusionto often intrude (visit)to drop by a friend's place
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A polite expression used when entering someone’s home, indicating that one is intruding but does so respectfully.
Refers to a visit, often implying going to see someone at their home or somewhere else.
Means "to enter"; a more general term used for entering any space.
Means "to stop by" or "to drop in," usually for a short visit.
Means "to welcome," indicating a hospitable reception for guests or visitors.
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