Is this correct or does it even exist?
I received an e-mail and the person who sent me the message said that there's no intention to blame on anyone for the negative event that occurred. I'd like to respond that I don't feel blame and everything is ok, so I used "none blame taken."

Does that makes sense? How do you native speakers would say that?

Thank you so much.

Fernando Bueno

Question

Is this correct or does it even exist?
I received an e-mail and the person who sent me the message said that there's no intention to blame on anyone for the negative event that occurred. I'd like to respond that I don't feel blame and everything is ok, so I used "none blame taken."

Does that makes sense? How do you native speakers would say that?

Thank you so much.

Fernando Bueno

Answer

"I am not insulted."
"No offense taken."
"No worries." 
"No problem."

Technically you could say "no blame felt" and it would be grammatical, but we never say that.

And by the way, to take blame means to agree that it is your fault.

Answer

email : ".. no intention to blame on anyone for the negative incident"
a casual answer can be , "none taken"

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