English–Japanese
“if so” in Japanese
How to say “if so” in Japanese
“If so” in Japanese is だったら (dattara).
Links an accepted premise to what follows, meaning that the next statement applies if the preceding claim is true.
Example sentences with だったら
それだったら、今日はここまでにしましょう。so re da tta ra kyō wa ko ko ma de ni shi ma shō
If so, let's stop here for today.
Tips for using だったら
- Unlike a condition introduced from the start of a sentence, だったら (dattara) commonly reacts to information already given in the conversation.
Other Japanese words for “if so”
それなら、今日は帰ります。so re na ra kyō wa kae ri ma su
If so, I'll go home today.
