Translation guide
How to confirm that something is correct in Japanese, depending on formality and context.
The speaker wants to confirm that what was said or assumed is accurate.
Polite and standard way to say 'that is correct' or 'exactly'. Suitable for most situations.
The speaker wants to verify that an answer, calculation, or method is right.
Means 'that is the correct answer'. Used in quizzes, tests, or when confirming a solution.
The speaker wants to express that they share the same view or judgment.
Polite way to say 'I think that is correct'. Softens the agreement slightly.
A: Is this your book? B: Yes, that is correct.
Casual version of その通りです. Used among friends or in informal settings.
A: Is this wrong? B: Yeah, that's right.
Very polite, used to agree with a superior or customer. Literally 'it is as you say'.
That is correct, as you say, manager.
A: Is the answer 3? B: Yes, that is correct.
Adjective meaning 'correct' or 'right'. Can be used in statements like 'that is correct'.
That information is correct.
Means 'it is correct/accurate'. Often used for calculations, facts, or matching expectations.
Is the calculation correct? Yes, it is correct.
I think his opinion is correct.
Means 'certainly' or 'indeed'. Used to agree that something is true or correct.
A: This shop is expensive, isn't it? B: Indeed (that's correct).