How to Say ‘For that time’ in Japanese
その時間で
sono jikan de
[soh-noh jee-kahn deh]
💬 Usage Tip: The [で] here marks the choice being settled on: [その時間で] means "at that time / with that time, then." You can reuse it with [六時でお願いします] "6 o'clock, please."
Phrase Breakdown
その
sono
[soh-noh]
that
Refers to something specific near the listener or already mentioned, such as a proposed time.
その時間で大丈夫です。
That time is fine.
時間
jikan
[jee-kahn]
time
Means time or hour. In reservations, it refers to the requested booking time.
その時間で予約できますか。
Can I reserve for that time?
で
de
[deh]
at; with; for
Indicates the chosen condition or time. その時間で means at that time.
その時間でお願いします。
That time, please.
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