How to Say ‘Does the water come out?’ in Japanese
水は出る？
mizu wa deru
[mee-zoo wa deh-roo]
💬 Usage Tip: [は] is said (wa), not (ha). Here it marks [水] as the thing you're asking about: "as for the water, does it come out?".
Phrase Breakdown
水
mizu
[mee-zoo]
water
水 means water.
水は出る？
Does water come out?
は出る？
wa deru
does it come out?
は marks the topic, and 出る means to come out; used here as a casual question.
水は出る？
Does the water come out?
Words in this phrase
は
wa
[wa]
topic marker
は marks 水 as the topic, often contrasting with hot water.
水は出る？
Does water come out?
出る
deru
[deh-roo]
come out; flow
出る is the plain form, common in casual questions.
水は出る？
Does water come out?
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