那看来 是我冤枉殿下了
“Well then, it seems I was wrong.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“while I never attend banquets and go straight home instead.”
那 看来 是我 冤枉 殿下了
“Well then, it seems I was wrong.”
对了
“By the way,”
“My apologies, Your Highness, it looks like I judged you too quickly.”
Using '殿下' (Your Highness) shows strict adherence to aristocratic etiquette even when conceding an informal error.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
it seems; apparently
A common conversational discourse marker used to draw an inference from newly presented evidence.
to wrong someone; to falsely accuse
Widely used when someone makes an incorrect assumption about another person's actions or intentions.
Signifies a newly realized state or change of understanding.