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Ho do you say in japanese "sorry for taking so long" or "sorry for making you wait?"?

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Ho do you say in japanese "sorry for taking so long" or "sorry for making you wait?"?

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  1. "ごめんなさい　gomennasai" or

    "すみません sumimasen"

    is for "sorry"

    "sorry for taking so long"

    時間がかかってしまってごめんなさい

    じかんがかかってしまってごめんなさい

    jikan ga kakatte shimatte gomen nasai

    "sorry for making you wait"

    （あなたを）お待たせしてすみません。

    （あなたを）おまたせしてすみません。

    (anata wo) omataseshite sumimasen

    I hope I could help you


  2. che chang chung!

  3. Sorry in Japanese is "gomen asai" .
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