How to Say ‘It won't come out’ in Japanese
出ませんよ。
でませんよ。
Word-by-Word Breakdown
出で
[de]
to come out
To emerge or leave a place.
お金は出ませんよ。
The money won't come out.
ませませ
[mase]
polite negative form
Indicates the polite negative form of a verb.
答えは出ませんよ。
There won't be an answer coming out.
んん
[n]
never
Used for emphasizing negative statement.
秘密は出ませんよ。
The secret will never come out.
よよ
[yo]
emphasis
Used to emphasize the statement.
それは出ませんよ。
That won't come out, you know.
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