It's pretty self-explanatory. "You" means any person, all people. "Will" means that the event is happening in the future. It is the standard future marker in English. "Never" means not ever, at no time, under no circumstances. "Regret" means wishing you hadn't done something you did. "Being kind" is doing nice things for someone, considering their feelings and trying to make them feel better. You could paraphrase it as "People do not at any time afterward wish that they hadn't done something nice for someone else after doing it." But I think the original is simpler.
foundest memory is a memory you absolutly never would regret happening
It means that you'll regret something you did on that specific day, and that in the future you'll look back on that specific day in regret for whatever you did. So another way to put it, is " regret the day"
she is kind and beautiful and she is NEVER and i mean NEVER mean.
it maena being mean, there kind of jelous....scared it maena being mean, there kind of jelous....scared
to regret
Is she dumb enough to do what? Get drunk ?Act some kind of stupid ? Do something shemay regret later? Clarify.
"Sorry" simply means to regret your choice or action towards another being, or feeling remorse. It can also mean that the sorry person "never meant to do it" or "will never do it again". It also means that the person who is sorry really wants another chance to do it right.
Yes, it does.
If you mean what does it mean, or talk about, its basically saying live life to the fullest, never regret anything, and mainly live like it is your last day
it means that he still has feelings for her but is scared to tell the truth about it. B: Most married men that had an affair will never regret what he did. It doesn't take a brain surgeon to know if the married man regret the affair, he will not start to cross that forbidden path. Who would regret a new surrounding, new face, different scenery, new scent and most of all a new love that he never felt before.
The core word is 'rue', or to regret. So ruthless is without regret, and rueful or ruefully is with regret.
In Ilocano, you can say "saanko a mabisin" to mean "you'll regret it."