The company's annual meeting is ready to let employees go up to perform square dance, I do not want to jump, blurted out: "I would not have come if I had known" was heard by colleagues, how to do?

But it's possible that such words will be passed on to higher-ups to cause unnecessary misunderstandings, so I suggest that you try to avoid making ambiguous remarks in public in the future; on the other hand, since the words have already come out and there's nothing to it, then in the course of the subsequent rehearsals you acted a little more seriously, so that everyone could feel your sincerity, and inadvertently expressed "I know that this dance is still quite interesting, I should have come earlier," and so on is quite good.