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How to Say ‘Please do that.’ in Japanese

それでお願いします。

sore de o negai shi masu

[soh-reh deh oh neh-gai shee mahss]

💬 Usage Tip: [それでお願いします] is a very natural way to accept a suggested option: literally "with that, please." You can use the same pattern after someone offers an alternative, like a different stop or pickup point.

Phrase Breakdown

それで

sore de

with that; then; that way

Refers to the previously mentioned option and accepts it.

Example

それで大丈夫です。

That’s fine with me.

Words in this phrase

それ

sore

[soh-reh]

that; that way

Refers to the choice just suggested by the other person.

Example

それでお願いします。

That will do, please.

de

[deh]

with; then

Gives the meaning 'then' or 'in that case' in the response.

Example

それでお願いします。

Then please do that.

お願いします

o negai shi masu

please; I'd like that, please

A polite way to make a request or accept an arrangement.

Example

これでお願いします。

I’d like this, please.

Words in this phrase

o

[oh]

honorific prefix

Makes the request expression polite.

Example

それでお願いします。

That will do, please.

願い

negai

[neh-gai]

request

The request part of the polite phrase.

Example

それでお願いします。

That will do, please.

shi

[shee]

do

Part of the fixed polite expression for asking someone to do something.

Example

それでお願いします。

That will do, please.

ます

masu

[mahss]

polite verb ending

Completes the polite expression.

Example

それでお願いします。

That will do, please.

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