How to Say ‘Yes, that's fine.’ in Japanese
はい、それで大丈夫です。
hai sore de daijoubu desu
[high so-reh deh dye-joh-boo dess]
💬 Usage Tip: [大丈夫] often means 'fine/okay' in everyday Japanese. So [それで大丈夫です] is a very useful reply when a clerk checks your order or asks if something works for you.
Phrase Breakdown
はい
hai
[high]
yes
A polite way to say yes or show acknowledgment.
はい、それでお願いします。
Yes, that one please.
それで大丈夫です
sore de daijoubu desu
that's fine / that works for me
A polite way to say the proposed choice is acceptable.
それで大丈夫です。
That's fine with me.
Words in this phrase
それ
sore
[so-reh]
that / it
A demonstrative pronoun meaning that. It often refers to a choice just mentioned.
それで大丈夫です。
That is fine.
で
de
[deh]
with / by / then
A particle that links the choice to the judgment. Here it means with that.
それでお願いします。
I'll go with that, please.
大丈夫
daijoubu
[dye-joh-boo]
okay / all right
A common expression meaning okay, fine, or no problem.
そのサイズで大丈夫です。
That size is okay.
です
desu
[dess]
is / it is
A polite copula used for polite statements.
注文はこれです。
This is the order.
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