Usage examples of "regret" in English with translation to Spanish

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you will not regret it no te arrepentirás
I regret to say this. Lamento decir esto.
We regret that you have to leave. Sentimos que tengas que irte.
I regret this very much. Me arrepiento mucho de esto.
Someday you'll regret this. Algún día lamentarás esto.
I regret eating those oysters. Me arrepiento de haber comido aquellas ostras.
I regret missing the speech. Lamento haberme perdido el discurso.
I regret having told you. Me arrepiento de haberte dicho.
I regret having said so. Lamento haber dicho eso.
I don't regret it. No me arrepiento.
You won't regret it. No lo lamentarás.
He did not regret his decision. No se arrepintió de su decisión.
Some day you will regret this. Un día lo lamentarás.
I regret that I told you. Me arrepiento de haberte dicho.
I regret having to say this. Lamento tener que decir esto.
There is nothing to regret about. No hay motivo para que te arrepientas.
He will regret it sooner or later. Lo lamentará tarde o temprano.
I regret nothing of my life. No me arrepiento de nada de mi vida.
I regret having said that to him. Lamento haberle dicho eso.
I regret saying that you were wrong. Me arrepiento de haber dicho que estabas equivocado.
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