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  1. “sorry to disturb” (English) in Japanese is

    お邪魔して申し訳ございません

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  3. ojama shite sumimasen. お忙しいところごめんなさい。. おいそがしいところ ごめんなさい。. oisogashii tokoro gomen nasai. The part of 'I'm sorry. ごめんなさい and すみません' is changeable. Show romaji/hiragana. See a translation. Highly-rated answerer.

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    • ごめんなさい — Sorry. Formality: Informal. This is definitely the most common way to apologize in Japanese and is a sort of catch-all term. Generally, if you use this phrase in a situation that calls for a different apologetic phrase, most Japanese speakers will know what you mean.
    • 本当にごめんね — I am so sorry. Hiragana: ほんとうに ごめんね. Formality: Informal. This very heartfelt apology is typically used between best friends or between men and women.
    • すみません — Excuse me. Formality: Informal. This is one of the most common ways to apologize in Japan. It’s used as a more lax apology, such as when you bump into someone on the street or commit a very mild social faux pas.
    • お邪魔します — Excuse me for bothering you. Hiragana: おじゃま します. Formality: Informal. Another way of reading this is as “excuse me for disturbing you” or “sorry for interrupting you.”
  5. Translations in context of "i'm sorry to disturb" in English-Japanese from Reverso Context: Will you tell Al-Amin I'm sorry to disturb him, but it's urgent that I speak with him?

  6. Nov 25, 2021 · If you need to say sorry to someone in Japanese, here are 7 different ways to apologize (and how to use them correctly). If you’re interested in how to learn more Japanese fast, check out our learning Japanese roadmap page. 1. すみません (Sumimasen): I’m Sorry / I Apologize.

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  8. Sep 11, 2023 · Saying “I’m Sorry, I Didn’t Mean to Disturb You” in Japanese. To apologize for unintentional disturbances and express your consideration in Japanese, you can use the phrase “お邪魔しました気を悪くさせてしまってすみません” (Ojama shimashita, ki o waruku sasete shimatte sumimasen).

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