English–Japanese
“coming out” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajide
Example
この店は料理の出が早いです。ko no mise wa ryō ri no de ga haya i de su
The food comes out quickly at this restaurant.
How to say “coming out” in Japanese
“Coming out” in Japanese is 出 (de).
The noun describes a transition from inside or behind a source to an outward position where something can be seen or encountered.
Example sentences with 出
料理の出を早めるため、注文をまとめて伝えます。ryō ri no de o haya me ru ta me chū mon o ma to me te tsuta e ma su
To get the food served faster, we place all our orders at once.
Tips for using 出
- The noun 出 (de) also occurs in 出番 (deban), a common term for a person's turn to appear in a performance, broadcast, or other organized activity.