How to Say ‘Results’ in Japanese
けっか
kekka
[kek-kah]
💬 Usage Tip: [けっか] means results/outcome. In medical talk, it’s often paired with [けんさ] → [けんさのけっか].
🇯🇵 In Japan: Doctors may explain [けっか] in a soft, indirect way first, then give the key point—listen for [だいじょうぶ] or [ただ、].
Phrase Breakdown
けっか
kekka
[kek-kah]
result(s)
けっか（結果）is used for results, especially test results in a medical setting (検査結果).
けっかを見ながら説明します。
I’ll explain while looking at the results.
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