How to Say ‘This amount’ in Japanese
この金額です。
kono kingaku desu
[koh-noh keen-gah-koo dess]
Phrase Breakdown
この
kono
[koh-noh]
this
Points to a specific amount being shown or discussed.
この金額です。と説明されました。
I was told, “It is this amount.”
金額
kingaku
[keen-gah-koo]
amount; sum
The total money amount, such as the taxi charge.
この金額です。と画面を見せられました。
I was shown the screen and told, “It is this amount.”
です
desu
[dess]
is; polite ending
Polite way to state the amount.
この金額です。と丁寧に言われました。
I was politely told, “It is this amount.”
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