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 When we say 'I'm sorry' in Korean, we don't use the pronoun 'I' If we're saying sorry on someone else's behalf, then we need to say who we're saying sorry for However, in general, the context makes it obvious that it's the speaker that's apologizing, so we can just use the verb 미안하다 미안하다 is the base form, so we can conjugate this verb into three levels As we might say in English, "I'm sorry, please forgive me," o yurushi kudasai might come after an I'm sorry phrase like moushi wake gozaimasen It literally means, Please forgive me in Japanese This can be both a formal and informal way to say sorry If you want to use it to apologize to a friend or peer, you would say 許してください (yurushite kudasai) Even in itsI'm being rude Saying 'sorry' in Japanese (part 2) In Part 1 of this two part post on apologising in Japanese I took a look at some expressions that although could be used in some more formal contexts, were reall...