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I'm sorry, my daughter.

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francis says:

the correct why of writting this is "lo siento mija (mi hija)"

"lo siento" means "I'm sorry", and "mija" is a popular low-class way of saying "mi hija" "my daughter".

It's meanly used in Mexico and some southamerican countries, to call a daughter, all though this is not the only way of using it, "mija or mijo" (my daughter or my son) is also very popularly used by older people to refer to younger people.

expl

in a market

Q. Sir, do you have apples?

A. No, lo siento mija. = No, I'm sorry kid.

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