Yes, people in my country often say 'sorry'. It's part of our culture to be polite and respectful. Apologizing is a way to keep things peaceful and avoid conflicts. Even for small things, like bumping into someone accidentally, people say 'sorry'. It's common in both social and work environments, showing that we care about others' feelings and take responsibility for our actions.

Not everyone in my country is quick to say 'sorry'. Some people find it hard to admit they're wrong. In our culture, saving face is often more important than apologizing. Younger people might not say 'sorry' as much as older generations. In some areas, being direct is more valued than being polite, so apologies are saved for serious matters.