How to Say ‘The results are in.’ in Japanese
けっかがでました。
kekka ga de mashi ta
[kek-kah gah]
💬 Usage Tip: [が] marks [けっか] as the thing that has appeared: literally, "results came out." Japanese often uses this "come out" idea where English would say "are in" or "are ready."
Phrase Breakdown
けっか
kekka
[kek-kah]
result(s)
Refers to test results.
けっかがでました。つぎのステップを説明します。
The results are back. I’ll explain the next steps.
が
ga
[gah]
subject marker
Marks けっか as what “came out/arrived.” Common with でました.
けっかがでました。
The results came back.
でました
came out; appeared; was issued (polite past)
Polite past of でる (to come out/appear). In medical contexts, it means results have been released/are available.
けんさのけっかがでました。
The test results are out.
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