I'm so/very sorry to hear that (e缅怀父亲寄托哀思地话。g。your grandmother) died/passed away。
I am so sorry缅怀父亲寄托哀思地话。
I'm praying for you缅怀父亲寄托哀思地话。
I want to help share your burden缅怀父亲寄托哀思地话。
Would it be helpful if I were to缅怀父亲寄托哀思地话。。。 (It is important to make a specific offer here because often a person grieving won't be capable of putting a to-do list together for people)
Things that might not be appropriate to say are:(不适合说地话)
Perhaps it was their time缅怀父亲寄托哀思地话。
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You will get over this in time缅怀父亲寄托哀思地话。。。
I understand how you feel缅怀父亲寄托哀思地话。 (While you could very well share similar situations, each person grieves differently)
Call me if you need anything缅怀父亲寄托哀思地话。
(Again we go back to the fact that a person or family that are grieving need to be able to say 'yes' or 'no' to an offer of help or assistance缅怀父亲寄托哀思地话。
It might be too taxing for some to have to think of things for others to do缅怀父亲寄托哀思地话。
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