sumimasen ... or you could just say "komenosai" which means "i'm sorry".
Sorry we do not know what you mean by "metador", did you spell it correctly.
shitsure shimasen (lit. i am being rude) is excuse me, used for example if you enter a room or disturb someone. gomenasai is a word for sorry, also sumimasen.
sorry mate its the same Konpanion
"désolé, mais qui es-tu ?" is translated "Sorry, but who are you?" in English.
Mi spiace per la risposta tardiva is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "Sorry for the late reply." The declarative statement starts with the personal pronoun as indirect object to the third person impersonal singular of the present indicative to translate literally as "To me it is sad (saddening, sorry)." The pronunciation will be "mee dee-SPYA-tchey per la ree-SPO-sta tar-DEE-va" in Italian.
Gomen (Ne) Gomen nasai Sumimasen
In Japanese, it is said as "Watashi no namae ha … de su." Sorry if my answer is misguided.
gomen nasai Sumimasen. Even more polite, and for more serious offenses, "Moushi wake arimasen." ("There is no excuse.")
Sorry I can't show you the symbols - my laptop won't let me - but it is pronounced "Oi!Anata! Hai! Anata!". Hope that helped!
(English+Speak+not)Eigo o hanashimasen...OR(English+Can't do it)Eigo ga dekimasen...If you would like to sound ultra polite, add gomenasaibefore eigo, which means 'I am sorry'
Here it is in Japanese: 負傷 (it may not show up correctly in your browser, sorry).
___keteirukoto. (sorry, i don't know the very first syllable)
Maaf saya telat memberikan ucapan.
"Sorry about before" This is phrased quite polite as well :D
"I am sorry" in English means Mi dispiace in Italian.
Watashi WA kazoku ga suki desu. (Kazoku wo ai shi-te imasu.) (Sorry, I had to put the dash in shi-te because otherwise it's blocked as obscene!)
"I am sorry" in English means Je suis désolé in French.