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How to Say ‘I'll give you stomach medicine.’ in Japanese

おなかのくすりをだしますね。

onaka no kusuri o dashi masu ne

[oh-nah-kah noh koo-soo-ree oh dah-shee mah-soo neh]

💬 Usage Tip: Breakdown: [おなかのくすり] + [を] + [だします] + [ね]. The [ね] makes it warm and conversational: “I’ll get you stomach medicine, okay.”

🇯🇵 In Japan: Often said while they prepare the product or ring you up. It’s a good time to ask dosage questions: [いつ のみますか] (“When do I take it?”).

Phrase Breakdown

おなかのくすりを

onaka no kusuri o

stomach medicine (object marker)

を marks the thing being provided/prescribed. Chunk it as the full object: “stomach medicine.”

Example

おなかのくすりをください。

Stomach medicine, please.

Words in this phrase

おなか

onaka

[oh-nah-kah]

stomach; belly.

Topic area for the medicine. In pharmacies it helps specify what kind of medicine you need.

Example

おなかが痛いので、おなかのくすりをだしますね。

Since your stomach hurts, I’ll dispense stomach medicine, okay?

no

[noh]

of; for.

Links nouns: おなかのくすり (“medicine for the stomach”).

Example

おなかの調子はどうですか。

How is your stomach condition?

くすり

kusuri

[koo-soo-ree]

medicine.

The item being dispensed. Often combined with を (object marker).

Example

このくすりは食後に飲みます。

You take this medicine after meals.

o

[oh]

(object marker) indicates what is dispensed.

Marks the direct object of the verb (だします). Here: くすりをだします = “dispense medicine.”

Example

薬をください。

Please give me the medicine.

だします

dashi masu

I’ll give (it) / I’ll prescribe (it) / I’ll prepare (it)

In a clinic/pharmacy, だします commonly means “I’ll prescribe/dispense/prepare (medicine).” Polite form.

Example

薬をだします。

I’ll prescribe/dispense the medicine.

Words in this phrase

だし

dashi

[dah-shee]

dispense/give out (stem: dashi-).

Verb stem of だす. In this context it means to dispense medicine for the customer/patient.

Example

胃薬をだし ますね。

I’ll get/dispense stomach medicine for you, okay?

ます

masu

[mah-soo]

(polite) -masu.

Polite verb ending used by staff to speak courteously.

Example

こちらで会計し ます。

I’ll ring you up here.

ne

[neh]

okay? / right? (softening).

Softens the statement, like “I’ll do that for you, okay?” Common at pharmacies.

Example

すぐ用意しますね。

I’ll prepare it right away, okay?

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