How to Say ‘Please contact us by that time.’ in Japanese
その時間までにご連絡ください。
sono jikan made ni go renraku kudasai
[so-no ji-kan ma-de ni go ren-ra-ku ku-da-sai]
💬 Usage Tip: [ご連絡ください] is built from [連絡] "contact" plus polite [ご] and [ください], so it's a formal "please contact us." You'll hear this exact style a lot in customer service and written notices.
Phrase Breakdown
その時間までに
sono jikan made ni
by that time
Sets a deadline for an action to be completed before the stated time.
その時間までに来てください。
Please come by that time.
Words in this phrase
その
sono
[so-no]
that; that specific
Refers to a previously mentioned deadline.
その時間までにご連絡ください。
Please contact us by that time.
時間
jikan
[ji-kan]
time
The deadline or time being discussed.
その時間までにご連絡ください。
Please contact us by that time.
まで
made
[ma-de]
until; by
Indicates the limit in time.
その時間までにご連絡ください。
Please contact us by that time.
に
ni
[ni]
by; before
Together with まで, it means 'by that time.'
その時間までにご連絡ください。
Please contact us by that time.
ご連絡ください
go renraku kudasai
please contact us; please let us know
A polite request to contact or notify someone.
明日までにご連絡ください。
Please contact us by tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
ご
go
[go]
honorific prefix
Adds politeness to the noun 連絡.
その時間までにご連絡ください。
Please contact us by that time.
連絡
renraku
[ren-ra-ku]
contact; communication
A polite way to say contact or notification.
その時間までにご連絡ください。
Please contact us by that time.
ください
kudasai
[ku-da-sai]
please
Used to make a polite request.
その時間までにご連絡ください。
Please contact us by that time.
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