Translation guide
A phrase used to confirm completion, express finality, or indicate that something is exactly right. Japanese equivalents vary by context.
To indicate that something is finished, or there is nothing more to add.
Polite and standard way to say 'that's all' or 'that's it' when finishing a presentation, explanation, or list.
That's it.
Literally 'that's all there is'. Used to emphasize there is nothing more.
Casual, blunt way to say 'the end' or 'that's it'. Often used among friends or in informal settings.
To confirm that something is correct or exactly what was wanted.
Directly means 'that's it' when pointing out the correct item or answer.
A: Is it this one? B: That's it!
Means 'exactly' or 'that's right'. More formal and emphatic.
That's it exactly.
Very casual way to say 'yeah, that's it' when someone finally understands or guesses correctly.
To end a conversation or argument decisively.
To express sudden understanding or the reason behind something.
Directly translating 'that's it' as 'それはそれです' is unnatural. Use context-appropriate phrases above.
そうそう、それ！
Yeah, that's it!
That's it!