Markdown lesson
How do you say "It hasn't come yet" in Japanese?
Use this at a restaurant when you want a quick yes or no check.
It hasn't come yet
確認
Use まだきていません (mada kite imasen) at a restaurant when you want a quick yes or no check. Treat it as a fixed phrase you learn as one practical chunk.
Answer
Two layers, same practical line
まだきていません
まだ きて いません
mada kite imasen
Lesson body
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Quick use
Use まだきていません (mada kite imasen) at a restaurant when you want a quick yes or no check. Use it for food, drinks, the bill, or another expected item that has not arrived yet.
Chunk or pattern
- This is a fixed phrase.
- Learn the whole line first instead of rebuilding it word by word.
- Once it feels automatic, it becomes much easier to use under pressure.
Helper words and endings
ません: polite negative ending.
Practical note
Use this only after waiting a reasonable moment, not immediately after ordering.