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How to Say ‘That's everything.’ in Japanese

これで全部です。

kore de zenbu desu

[koh-reh deh zehn-boo dess]

💬 Usage Tip: [これで] often means "with this" or "that does it," so [これで全部です] is literally like "with this, it's all." You'll hear the same [これで] in checkout talk: [これでお願いします] = "This, please / I'll pay with this."

Phrase Breakdown

これで

kore de

with this; that makes it

Used to mean that something is completed or that the current amount is all there is.

Example

これで終わりです。

That’s the end with this.

Words in this phrase

これ

kore

[koh-reh]

this

This thing; used to point to something near the speaker, such as money or an item.

Example

これでお願いします。

This, please.

de

[deh]

with; by; using

A particle showing the means or method. Here it helps mean 'with this' or 'that is all'.

Example

これで足ります。

This is enough.

全部です

zenbu desu

it's all; that's everything

A polite way to say the total amount is complete and nothing else remains.

Example

これで全部です。

That’s everything.

Words in this phrase

全部

zenbu

[zehn-boo]

all; everything

Means the whole amount or all items. Common when finishing at the register.

Example

かごの中は全部です。

Everything in the basket is all.

です

desu

[dess]

is; am; are

The polite copula used to finish a polite statement.

Example

それで全部です。

That is everything.

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