How to Say ‘With this, it is complete.’ in Japanese
これで終わりです。
kore de owari desu
[koh-reh deh oh-wah-ree dess]
💬 Usage Tip: This combines [これで] + [終わりです] to mean "That completes it" or "We are done now." It is a very useful sentence to recognize because it tells you the procedure has wrapped up.
🇯🇵 In Japan: This is the kind of reassuring phrase you want to hear after forms, stamps, and waiting numbers. Still, listen for any follow-up instructions right after it, because staff may add where to go next.
Phrase Breakdown
これで
kore de
with this; from here
Indicates that something is completed by this point.
これで終わりです。
That’s all.
Words in this phrase
これ
kore
[koh-reh]
this
Refers to this thing, this matter, or this part of the procedure.
これで手続きできます。
You can complete the procedure with this.
で
de
[deh]
with this / then
Shows the means or point of completion; here it means with this or that concludes it.
これで確認は終わりです。
With this, the confirmation is finished.
終わりです
owari desu
is finished; it’s over
Used to say that a process or task has ended.
今日の手続きは終わりです。
Today’s procedure is finished.
Words in this phrase
終わり
owari
[oh-wah-ree]
the end / finished
Indicates that something has ended or been completed.
これで終わりです。
That's all for now / This is the end.
です
desu
[dess]
is (polite)
A polite sentence ending used to make a statement formal and courteous.
手続きは簡単です。
The procedure is simple.
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