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How to Say ‘Is this okay?’ in Japanese

これでいいですか。

kore de ii desu ka

[koh-reh deh ee dess kah]

💬 Usage Tip: A very useful full phrase for checking forms, parcels, payment, or choices. Short, polite, and versatile.

🇯🇵 In Japan: This phrase is perfect for foreigners because it works in so many situations at the convenience store counter.

Phrase Breakdown

これで

kore de

with this; by this; is this okay?

これ means 'this,' and で indicates the means or basis: 'with this' or 'this one.'

Example

これで大丈夫です。

This is fine.

Words in this phrase

これ

kore

[koh-reh]

this

Refers to the current form, package, or arrangement.

Example

これで送ります。

I will send it like this.

de

[deh]

with / by / then

Indicates the condition or form being checked.

Example

これで大丈夫です。

This is fine.

いいですか

ii desu ka

is it okay?

A polite way to ask for confirmation or approval.

Example

これでいいですか。

Is this okay?

Words in this phrase

いい

ii

[ee]

good / okay

Means acceptable or fine in a confirmation question.

Example

これでいいです。

This is okay.

です

desu

[dess]

to be / is / polite copula

Used to keep the question polite and natural.

Example

いいですか。

Is it okay?

ka

[kah]

question marker

Makes the sentence a polite question.

Example

大丈夫ですか。

Is it okay?

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