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 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 its Sorry I love you is the best melodrama ever and the drama I compare ALL the melodramas I watch to, so I can't wait to see the japanese take on it Fan 939 am Pls pls do not make this dramaeven though super happy that kentaro san was cast in this this is like the saddest kdrama I've watched in my entire life and I've seen over 500 kdrmasgosh I want to Sumimasen this is a Japanese word meaning "I am sorry" or "Excuse me", which we always keep saying to one another If you have been to Japan, you might wonder why people always apologize I, for instance, say "sumimasen!" more tha