I've got few different phrases and words for you to replace saying, ‘I messed up’ or

when you say, ‘I fucked up’.

Now why, why have I got this for you in the first place?

I think that people make mistakes, we make mistakes, sometimes your head is not in the

right place, sometimes your mood is not right, sometimes it's just probably not your day

or probably you are not ready to get out of your holiday and you keep making mistakes.

Okay but just because you make mistakes, doesn't mean you have to stick to the same boring

method of saying, “Hey, I'm sorry, I messed up.”

There's so many different ways to say I messed up and we're going to take a look at that.

Now these ways and methods could be probably giving reasons why you messed up before saying,

‘I messed up’ and in a way you are indirectly anyway saying, “I'm sorry, it was my fault.”

Okay let's quickly start taking a look at all these different ways of saying, ‘I messed

up’.

Let's quickly begin guys, “I did my work in a tizzy”, that's your first one.

Now when you say ‘tizzy’ you actually mean that you were nervous and you were excited

for at the same time and that's why you made a mistake.

Probably you were asked to prepare a presentation and you jumbled up all the points.

So you were supposed to put one point here but you put it somewhere else and you want

to say sorry to your manager, so you can say, “I'm sorry, I actually, you know, I was,

I did my work in a tizzy.”

You're wanting to say that you were nervous.

You make mistakes when you go on stage.

Probably that's because you were not in the right headspace and you, you probably delivered

in a tizzy, okay?

Let's quickly move on, “I was bummed out.”

This is actually sort of a reason to give when you mess up.

Bummed out means you were upset or you were annoyed and that's why you made a mistake.

It was not on purpose it was because you were not having a good day.

Nothing was happening the way you wanted it to happen.

You woke up late, the alarm didn't ring, you did not eat, the breakfast did not come on

time, you did not reach office on time, the boss yelled at you so you were really bummed

out and that's why you made mistakes.

So when you say bum out you mean annoyed or upset.

Moving on you can also say, “I ruffled up the work, I'm so sorry.”

You were probably asked to arrange few documents in line and in order and you can say, ‘I

ruffled’ that means you, you kept everything in incorrect order, you disarranged everything

and you ruffled up and that is when you, that is when I can understand that, “Oh!

She has made a mistake, she ruffled up everything.”

So ruffled up means, disarranged or disorder, okay?

That's one way to say that you made a mistake, okay?

Moving on, “I botched it, I'm so sorry.”

‘I botched it’.

You're actually trying to say that you were careless about it.

You were careless or you were clumsy.

Your parents gave you a new laptop but you broke it, why because you were clumsy, so

you can go and say sorry to your parents and you can say, “I'm so sorry mom and dad,

I botched it, I did not mean to.”

That means you were just clumsy and you were careless don't do that.

Okay moving on “I goofed up”.

All right what does goof up mean?

That you were just silly.

You were not taking things seriously.

So probably in a relationship you can always tell your next partner or you, you can confess

your current partner that “I'm so sorry love, I goofed up, I did not mean to do that.”

That means you were silly and you were not taking things seriously, okay?

That is goofing up, all right?

So people actually end up saying that right, ‘don't goof around come home on time’

right that is what goof up means you're being silly.

Well next up is “I wrecked it”.

Now guys wrecking something is actually worse than botching something.

You, you're just being careless but when you wreck something you actually destroy it.

You destroy it, probably you're learning how to drive a car and then you just bang it in

a wall and you want to apologize to your father, your mother or the person who is teaching

you how to drive, you say, “I'm sorry, I wrecked it, I did not mean to, my mind is

not in the right place.”

Okay?

Or “I made a mistake, I goofed up and I wrecked it.”

Okay?

Here's how you can mix match as well.

So you've destroyed it that's what you mean when you say wrecking something, okay?

“My foul”.

Now this is a very, very common terminology used in games.

Now this just means a basic mistake or a general mistake.

You're gonna notice in your office that tomorrow all of you are supposed to gather for a meeting

at 11:00 a.m. sharp and you end up reaching there by 11:30 and you didn't even know that

you were supposed to go for the meeting, so you can say, you can apologize by saying,

“It's my faul, I was not paying attention.”

Right?

So was your mistake, my faul.

All right moving on to “I psyched out” which means I was losing my mind and that's

why I did not do things correctly and that's why I am sorry that I messed up.

So you were completely psyched out about things, you were losing your mind, let me write it

here and that's why you made a mistake, “I'm sorry, I psyched out.”

And that's why I made a mistake, got it?

Perfect!

“I tipped over” that means you forgot something.

You made a mistake by forgetting something.

Tipped over means forgot to just miss something, so usually it's also a physical thing to do,

so “I tipped over” something a stone a pebble that I did not see in my way.

Again you fell down and that's why you wrecked your clothes.

Okay so this is another way to mention how you messed up.

And lastly we have a word called “tousled”.

Now tousled what does that mean?

Its mean, it means making something untidy, all right?

Tousled, untidy, all right?

So you usually have your cupboards or wardrobes which are untidy so you can, you will say

that “That's completely tousled, how can you live with that?”

That means your mother or your father is trying to say that that's such, that you have an

untidy room, please clean it up or you can say that, “hey, I'm so sorry, I, the whole

work is very tousled, I will do it all over again.”

“I'm sorry, don't mind, I will do the project all over again, it was it's completely tousled.”

That means it's untidy, all right?

Now these were different ways to express that you messed up, there were reasons behind these

phrases and these words which you can use for the other person to understand that hey

its fine you understand that you made a mistake and that you would not repeat it, all right?

And now that you have so many ways to express, make sure that you don't make a mistake but

if you do express it well so that others can accept your apology and you can move on.

Okay, well that's all I had for today guys, I will see you very soon with another interesting

topic, another interesting lesson but make sure that you're practicing, you're smiling

you're spreading love, this is me Meera, signing off for the day guys, bye.