How to Say ‘Does come out / comes out’ in Japanese
は出ます
wa de masu
[wa de mahss]
💬 Usage Tip: [は] is said (wa), not (ha). In answers like this, [は] often helps contrast one thing with another: "the water does come out" — even if something else doesn't.
Phrase Breakdown
は
wa
[wa]
topic marker
は marks the topic politely, often with contrast.
水は出ます。
Water comes out.
出
de
[de]
come out; flow
出 is from 出ます, polite form of 出る.
水は出ますが、お湯は出ません。
Water comes out, but hot water does not.
ます
masu
[mahss]
polite verb ending
ます is a polite present/future verb ending.
水は出ます。
Water comes out.
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