How to Say ‘Are out / are available’ in Japanese
出ています
de te i masu
[deh teh ee mahss]
💬 Usage Tip: [出ています] literally means “have come out.” For results, it means they’re ready/available. You’ll also hear [結果が出ました] (“The results came out”).
🇯🇵 In Japan: Clinics may say [結果、出てますよ] in casual speech. It’s not rude—just friendly, especially in smaller local clinics.
Phrase Breakdown
出
de
[deh]
to come out; to be available; to appear (kanji root)
In medical contexts, 出る often means “results come out / are available.” Here it’s the kanji for でる in 出ています.
検査結果はもう出ています。
The test results are already available.
て
te
[teh]
-te (linking form)
Connects the verb to います to make the ongoing/state expression: 出ている (are out/available).
結果が出ています。
The results are out.
い
i
[ee]
to be (part of います)
Part of います; with 出ている it expresses a current state: “are out/available now.”
結果が出ています。
The results are out.
ます
masu
[mahss]
polite verb ending (part of います)
Polite ending used in formal settings like hospitals. 出ています is polite for “(they) are out.”
結果は出ていますので、今説明します。
The results are available, so I’ll explain them now.
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