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I am really sympathy towards you for not being able to pass even after 3 years



 
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I am really sympathy towards you for not being able to pass even after 3 years #1 (permalink) Mon Sep 10, 2007 17:07 pm   I am really sympathy towards you for not being able to pass even after 3 years
 

My friend failed for three consecutive years. So I went over to him and said, "I am really sympathy towards you for not being able to pass even after 3 years", just to sneer him.

Do you think the expression in quotes is correct. If not, please give me correct expressions.
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I am really sympathy towards you for not being able to pass even after 3 years #2 (permalink) Wed Sep 12, 2007 4:04 am   I am really sympathy towards you for not being able to pass even after 3 years
 

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Well, in any case, it is not very nice, but here is a corrected version:

I am really sympathetic towards you for not being able to pass even after 3 years.
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