That's all/No more at a retail store


When living in Japan many years ago, at a donut store I would point and name
the ones I wanted. But when I was done, I didn't know what to say. (so I would
mumble something and gesture with my hands). I later asked my boss' wife about
this, and she suggested 'sore dake ii desu' to show that I was finished. Is
that a good closing statement?




The expression you need is 以上で (or 以上です). See: [How to actually order fast
food?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/57234/5010)

それだけ **で** いいです (or それだけで) is also fine, but this contains だけ ("only/just"),
so saying this after buying a dozen donuts and a drink would sound a bit
funny.

(それだけいいです (without で) doesn't make sense in this context. Perhaps you
remembered it incorrectly?)




The expression you need is 以上で (or 以上です). See: [How to actually order fast
food?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/57234/5010)

それだけ **で** いいです (or それだけで) is also fine, but this contains だけ ("only/just"),
so saying this after buying a dozen donuts and a drink would sound a bit
funny.

(それだけいいです (without で) doesn't make sense in this context. Perhaps you
remembered it incorrectly?)

