では、次の議題に移りましょう。
Well then, let's move on to the next topic.
So, see you tomorrow.
A casual parting phrase, often used alone or with また. Implies a sense of 'in that case, goodbye'.
Well, see you. Bye then!
Compound of particles で (location/instrument) and は (topic/contrast). Marks a location, means, or method while implying a contrast with other possibilities. Often part of a larger phrase.
In Japan, we eat mochi on New Year's.
This problem cannot be solved by ordinary methods.
Archaic conditional expression attached to the -nai stem of a verb. Equivalent to modern なければ or なくては. Rare outside classical or highly formal contexts.
See also: で
I must go (lit. if I do not go, it will not do).
Well then, let's begin.
See you, then.
In Japan, this custom isn't unusual.
You can't cut it well with this tool.