How to Say ‘It'll appear on that screen.’ in Japanese
あの画面に出ます。
ano gamen ni de masu
[ah-noh gah-MEN ni DEH mahs]
Phrase Breakdown
あの画面に
ano gamen ni
on that screen
あの (ano) means 'that (over there)', 画面 (gamen) means 'screen', and に marks the location.
あの画面を見てください。
Please look at that screen.
Words in this phrase
あの
ano
[ah-noh]
that
Used to refer to something distant from both the speaker and listener.
あの空はきれいだ。
That sky is beautiful.
画面
gamen
[gah-MEN]
screen
A display screen showing information.
画面が大きいです。
The screen is big.
に
ni
[ni]
in
Indicates the target or location of an action.
日本に行く。
Go to Japan.
出ます。
de masu
it appears
出ます (demasu) means 'appears' or 'comes out'. The final 'u' is almost silent: 'de-mas'.
すぐに出ます。
It will appear soon.
Words in this phrase
出
de
[DEH]
appear; be displayed
Stem of 出る; here meaning to show up on a display.
番号が出ました。
The number appeared.
ます
masu
[mahs]
polite present/future ending
ます makes a verb polite in present or future statements.
予約します。
I will make a reservation.
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