- Adangme: kusie
- Afrikaans: jammer (af)
- Albanian: më falni (formal), më fal (informal)
- Alutiiq: kingun'inartua
- American Sign Language: A@Chest-PalmBack CirclesVert
- Amharic: አዝናለሁ (ʾäznalähu), እናዝናለን (ʾənaznalän), ይቅርታ (yəḳrəta),
- Arabic: آسِف m (ʔāsif), آسِفَة f (ʔāsifa), أَنَا آسِف m (ʔanā ʔāsif), أَنَا آسِفَة f (ʔanā ʔāsifa)
- Moroccan Arabic: سمح لي (smaḥ li) (to a male), سمحي لي (samḥi li) (to a female), سمحوا لي (samḥu li) (to a group of people)
- Armenian: ներեցեք (nerecʻekʻ) (formal), կներեք (knerekʻ) (formal), ներիր (nerir) (informal), կներես (kneres) (informal), ներողություն (hy) (neroġutʻyun)
- Azerbaijani: bağışlayın
- Basque: barka (eu), barkamen (eu)
- Belarusian: (formal) выбача́йце (vybačájcje), (informal) выбача́й (vybačáj)
- Bengali: দুঃখিত (bn) (dukkhito), মাফ করবেন (maph korben), সরি (bn) (śori)
- Bulgarian: (formal) извине́те (bg) (izvinéte), (informal) извинявай (bg) (izvinjavaj), съжалявам (bg) (sǎžaljavam), пардо́н (bg) (pardón) (colloquial)
- Burmese: ဝမ်းနည်းပါတယ်။ (wam:nany:patai||), ဆောရီးနော်။ (hcau:ri:nau||)
- Catalan: perdó (ca), disculpes
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 對不起/对不起 (deoi3 bat1 hei2) (formal and written), 對唔住/对唔住 (yue) (deoi3 m4 jyu6), 唔好意思 (m4 hou2 ji3 si1)
- Hakka: 敗勢/败势 (phài-se), 斯里麻生 (sṳ̀-li-ma-sén), 對唔住/对唔住 (dui4 m2 cu4), 失禮/失礼 (sṳt-lî)
- Hokkien: 歹勢/歹势 (zh-min-nan) (pháiⁿ-sè, phái-sè), 毋好勢/毋好势 (zh-min-nan) (m̄-hó-sè), 對不住/对不住 (zh-min-nan) (tùi-put-chū), 對不起/对不起 (zh-min-nan) (tùi-put-khí), 失禮/失礼 (zh-min-nan) (sit-lé)
- Mandarin: 對不起/对不起 (zh) (duìbùqǐ), 抱歉 (zh) (bàoqiàn), 不好意思 (zh) (bù hǎoyìsi), 對不住/对不住 (zh) (duìbùzhù)
- Wu: 對勿起/对勿起, 勿好意思 (8veq-hau-i-sy)
- Czech: promiň (informal singular), promiňte (plural or formal singular), pardon (cs)
- Danish: undskyld (da), beklager
- Dutch: sorry (nl), het spijt me, pardon (nl), excuseer (nl)
- Esperanto: mi bedaŭras (sorrow), mi pardonpetas (remorse), pardonu (remorse)
- Estonian: vabandust (et), andestust, andeks, sorry (et) (colloquial)
- Finnish: anteeksi (fi), sori (fi), olen pahoillani, pahoittelen
- French: désolé (fr), navré (fr), excusez-moi (fr), excuse-moi (fr), pardon (fr) je m’excuse (fr)
- Garo: kema
- Georgian: უკაცრავად (uḳacravad)
- German: Entschuldigung (de), sorry (de); (more formal) entschuldigen Sie bitte, verzeihen Sie bitte, es tut mir leid, ich bitte um Entschuldigung, Verzeihung (de)
- Greek: συγγνώμη (el) (syngnómi)
- Hebrew: מִצְטַעֵר (he) (mitzta'ér)
- Hindi: माफ़ कीजिए (māf kījie), सॉरी (sŏrī)
- Hungarian: elnézést (hu), elnézést kérek, bocsánat (hu), bocs (hu) (informal)
- Icelandic: fyrirgefðu (is), afsakið, fyrirgefðu mér
- Ido: me regretas
- Indonesian: maaf (id)
- Interlingua: pardono
- Irish: tá brón orm
- Italian: scusi (it), scusa (it), mi scusi (it), spiacente (it), spiacenti (it) m pl or f pl
- Japanese: すみません (ja) (sumimasen), すまない (sumanai) (informal), ごめんなさい (ja) (gomennasai), ごめん (ja) (gomen) (informal) 失礼しました (ja) (shitsurei shimashita), 申し訳ありません (ja) (もうしわけありません, mōshiwake arimasen)
- Jingpho: tawng ban sai yaw
- Karachay-Balkar: кечериксиз (keçeriksiz)
- Khmer: សូមទោស (som tos)
- Korean: 죄송합니다 (ko) (joesong hamnida) (little more polite, little more formal), 미안합니다 (ko) (mian hamnida) (polite, formal), 실례합니다 (ko) (sillye hamnida) (polite, formal), 미안 (ko) (mian) (informal, casual), 미안해요 (ko) (mian haeyo) (polite, informal), 죄송해요 (ko) (joesong haeyo) (little more polite, little less informal)
- Kurdish:
- Central Kurdish: ببوورە (bbûre)
- Lao: ຂໍໂທດ (khǭ thōt)
- Latin: mihi īgnōsce, excūsā, excūsāte pl, mihi īgnōscite pl, doleō (la), mē paenitet, meā culpā, paeniteō
- Latvian: piedodiet
- Limburgish: spietelik (li)
- Lithuanian: atsiprašau (lt), atleiskite, dovanokite (lt)
- Malay: maaf
- Maltese: skużi (mt), skużani
- Mongolian: уучлаарай (uučlaaraj)
- Northern Sami: ándagassii
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: unnskyld (no), beklager (no)
- Nynorsk: unnskyld, orsak
- Okinawan: 悪さいびーん (わっさいびーん, wassaibīn)
- Persian: معذرت میخواهم (ma'zerat mi-xâham), ببخشید (fa) (bebaxšid)
- Polish: przepraszam (pl), przykro mi (pl), (informal) sorry (pl), wybacz, przebacz, pardon (pl) (rare), daruj (archaic)
- Portuguese: desculpa (pt), (formal) perdão (pt), (slang) foi mal
- Romanian: îmi pare rău, scuză (ro), (informal, familiar) scuză-mă, scuzați (ro), (formal, polite) scuzați-mă
- Russian: извини́те/извини́ (ru) (izviníte/izviní) (formal/informal), прости́те/прости́ (ru) (prostíte/prostí) (formal/informal), прошу́ проще́ния (prošú proščénija), (informal) извиня́юсь (ru) (izvinjájusʹ), пардо́н (ru) (pardón) (colloquial), со́рри (ru) (sórri) (slang)
- Scottish Gaelic: tha mi duilich
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: извините (formal), извини (informal), опростите
- Roman: izvinite (sh) (formal), izvini (sh) (informal), oprostite (sh)
- Slovak: (formal) prepáčte, (informal) prepáč (sk), bohužiaľ
- Slovene: (formal) oprostite, (informal) oprosti
- Spanish: discúlpame, perdóname, lo siento, perdón (es)
- Swedish: förlåt (sv)
- Tagalog: paumanhin (tl), patawad
- Thai: ขอโทษ (th) (kɔ̌ɔ-tôot)
- Tibetan: དགོངས་དག (dgongs dag)
- Turkish: pardon (tr), özür dilerim (literally “I apologize”), afedersin (tr) (colloquial, informal, singular), affedersin (tr) (written, informal, singular), afedersiniz (tr) (colloquial, formal, plural), affedersiniz (tr) (written, informal, singular) üzgünüm (literally “I am sorry”)
- Ukrainian: проба́чте (probáčte) (formal), проба́ч (probáč) (informal), перепро́шую (perepróšuju), ви́бачте (výbačte) (formal), ви́бач (výbač) (informal), дару́йте (darújte) (formal), дару́й (darúj) (informal)
- Urdu: معاف کیجئے (ma'āf kījie, literally “forgive me”) (formal), معذرت (ma'azirat), میں معذرت چاہتا ہوں (ma͠i ma'azirat cāhtā hū̃, literally “I ask forgiveness”) (formal)
- Uyghur: كەچۈرۈڭ (kechürüng)
- Vietnamese: xin lỗi (vi)
- Walloon: mande escuze (wa)
- Welsh: mae'n ddrwg gen i, sori
- White Hmong: thov txim
- Yiddish: זײַ מיר מוחל (zay mir moykhl), עס טוט מיר לײַד (es tut mir layd)
- Zulu: ngiyaxolisa
- ǃXóõ: ǀùa ǁʻúm ǀnān
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