How to Say ‘In total’ in Japanese
全部で
zenbu de
[zehn-boo deh]
💬 Usage Tip: [全部で] means "altogether / in total" and is often used right before a price or number: [全部で1200円です]. Don't confuse it with [全部です], which means "that's all."
Phrase Breakdown
全部
zenbu
[zehn-boo]
all; everything
Refers to the total set of items or the whole amount.
全部で四つあります。
There are four in total.
で
de
[deh]
in total; altogether
Here で helps express a total amount, as in 'altogether' or 'in total.'
全部で千円です。
It is 1,000 yen in total.
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