Asking for Repetition

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Asking for Repetition

I’m sorry I didn’t catch the last point.Usage: (formal) Use when asking to repeat what someone has jusaidbecause you didn’t understand the last point.
I’m sorry, would you mind repeating that?Usage: (formal) Use when asking someone if they mind/ care repeating something they just had said.
What did you say?Usage: (Informal) Asking someone what s/he just said, basically, asking to say again what s/he just said.

Say what?Usage: (Informal) short way to ask someone what they just said because you cannot understand it.
You’re going to do what?Usage: (informal) asking someone to repeat what s/he just said for you to clarify or for you to understand it clearly,
I beg your pardon.Usage: (formal/sophisticated) asking someone to repeat what s/he just said in a very formal way.
Would you mind repeating that?Usage: (formal/sophisticated) asking someone if s/he minds/cares repeating what s/he just said.
Could you say that again, please?Usage: (formal/ basic) asking someone to repeat what s/he just said.
Would you speak a little more slowly?Usage: (formal) asking someone to repeat what s/he just said in slow pace because you can’t understand.
You speak a bit fast. Slow down a little, please.Usage: (casual) asking someone to speak in a slow pace.
I’m sorry I can’t hear you. Will you speak a little louder, please?Usage: (formal) asking someone to adjust his/her volume of speaking because you can’t hear him/ her well. S/he is not audible.
I don’t understand you.Usage: (informal) basically asking someone to repeat because you cannot understand her/him.
I’m getting a little confused.

Usage: (informal) implying to someone to repeat what s/he just said because you are confused and you cannot understand basically what s/he tries to say.