axosl6

[woeful lion]

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[true frigate]

No one

Pardon and désolé ( or désoler ) are the same thing

Désoler is just a verb

[frosty kelp]

There's no real difference in the sense of the sentences "Pardon." and "Désolé." But since pardon is a noun, and désolé a participe passé (a form of the verb désoler) you can use them in different contexts, besides a single word sentence.
For example, you can say "Je suis désolé", which means that you are sorry, and you can say "Je te demande pardon"/"J'implore ton pardon" = I'm begging for your pardon

[fleet needle]

Pardon is more of an "oops my bad", you're more likely to hear it if someone accidentally bumps into you.
Désolé is more of a "sorry", generally more serious