How to Say “Sorry” in Noongar

By Joyce Amanda • Updated October 1, 2026

wandjoo

The English phrase 'sorry' is translated into Noongar as wandjoo.

wandjoo is used as an expression of regret or sorrow.

Meaning: expression of regret or sorrow (intj)

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Joyce Amanda

Hi, I'm Joyce! I'm a linguistics enthusiast who enjoys exploring and teaching about diverse languages and cultures. When I'm not writing comprehensive and engaging guides on pronunciation or regional expressions, I dive into coding - Ada Lovelace is my inspiration. I'm also a self-professed foodie and take pleasure in hunting down authentic recipes - especially Korean - and ingredients like doenjang. I have also developed a real fondness for Noongar, and I now write guides on how to say everyday words in Noongar. These interests fuel my writing, helping me bring you thorough, practical and engaging content.

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