How to Say ‘With this / now that this is done’ in Japanese
これで
kore de
[koh-reh deh]
💬 Usage Tip: [これで] means "with this" or "now that this part is done." It often introduces the result of a completed step.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Japanese procedures are often explained step by step, so connectors like [これで] show progress clearly.
Phrase Breakdown
これ
kore
[koh-reh]
this
Refers to this thing near the speaker.
これで大丈夫です。
This is okay.
で
de
[deh]
with; by; now that
Particle showing means, cause, or condition; here it means with this/now that.
これで終わりです。
With this, it is finished.
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