How to Say ‘That's all’ in Japanese
全部です
zenbu desu
[zehn-boo dess]
💬 Usage Tip: [全部で] means "in total," but [全部です] means "that's all / that's everything." That final [で] changes the job of the phrase, so don't swap these two.
Phrase Breakdown
全部
zenbu
[zehn-boo]
all; everything
Means the whole amount or all items. Useful when saying you are finished choosing.
買うものは全部あります。
I have all the things I will buy.
です
desu
[dess]
is; am; are
The polite copula. It makes a statement polite, like 'it is' in English.
これで全部です。
That is everything.
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