How to Say ‘The blood test results are in.’ in Japanese
血液検査の結果が出ました。
ketsueki kensa no kekka ga de mashi ta
[keh-tsoo-EH-kee ken-sah noh KEK-kah gah de mah-shee ta]
Phrase Breakdown
血液検査の
ketsueki kensa no
of the blood test
Pronounced 'ketsueki kensa no'. The particle の links this part to the next noun. The 'u' in 'tsu' is soft.
血液検査の日は明日です。
The blood test day is tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
血液
ketsueki
[keh-tsoo-EH-kee]
blood
Medical word for blood, often used in tests and procedures.
血液を少し取ります。
We will take a little blood.
検査
kensa
[ken-sah]
inspection; screening
A check or inspection, such as screening at the airport.
検査の前に靴を脱ぎました。
I took off my shoes before the inspection.
の
no
[noh]
of; 's
A particle that connects nouns, like saying 'window-side seat.'
窓側の席をお願いします。
A window seat, please.
結果が出ました。
kekka ga de mashi ta
the results came out
Pronounced 'kekka ga demashita'. Pause briefly on the double 'k', then say the rest smoothly.
やっと結果が出ました。
The results finally came out.
Words in this phrase
結果
kekka
[KEK-kah]
result
The outcome of a test, exam, or action.
結果はどうでしたか。
How were the results?
が
ga
[gah]
subject marker
Marks the subject of the sentence, such as スーツケース.
スーツケースが一つありますと答えます。
I answer, 'There is one suitcase.'
出
de
[de]
come out; appear
出 is from 出る, meaning to come out, flow, or appear.
水が出ますが、お湯は出ません。
Water comes out, but hot water does not.
まし
mashi
[mah-shee]
polite past marker
まし is part of the polite past form ました.
働きましたのましは丁寧な過去です。
The 'mashi' in hatarakimashita is polite past.
た
ta
[ta]
past tense ending
This marks the action as completed in the past.
スタッフが来ました。
The staff member came.
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