English–Japanese
“total” in Japanese
How to say “total” in Japanese
“Total” in Japanese is 合計 (gōkei).
Refers to the whole amount reached when several separate amounts or numbers are added together.
Example sentences with 合計
私は買い物の合計をレジで確認します。watashi wa ka i mono no gō kei o re ji de kaku nin shi ma su
I check the total for my purchases at the register.
Tips for using 合計
- A store clerk may use 合計で (gōkei de) before stating the final price, so the word often marks the point where separate prices become one amount.
