sumimasen
j-panese word meaning, “i am sorry”.
sometimes used together with doumo. “doumo sumimasen” also means i’m sorry.
often in conversation “doumo sumimasen” or “sumimasen” are used in place of “thank you”. perhaps j-panese feeling is, i’m sorry bothering you, but thank you very much to be so considerate.
1. sumimasen i broke your dish.
2. when a gentle person gives away a seat on a crowded train to an aged person, the person who received the favor may say, “sumimasen” or “doumo sumimasen”.
sorry or excuse me in j-panese
when you do something wrong: “sumi masen”
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