How to Say ‘About this much’ in Japanese
これくらい
kore kurai
[koh-reh koo-rai]
🇯🇵 In Japan: This is often said while showing with your hand or reacting to pressure, not just as a standalone sentence. In a massage, combining it with a gesture makes your meaning much clearer.
Phrase Breakdown
これ
kore
[koh-reh]
this
Points to something near the speaker; in this phrase, it refers to a level or amount.
これくらいでお願いします。
About this much, please.
くらい
kurai
[koo-rai]
about / this much
Expresses an approximate amount; with これ, it means about this much.
これくらいでお願いします。
About this much, please.
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