出だす is used for taking something out or submitting it. These examples use polite everyday Japanese.

The idea

出だす is a godan verb. Its polite non-past is 出だします, polite negative 出だしません, polite past 出だしました, and て form 出だして. The non-past can express a habit or a future event, depending on context. から marks where an object comes from and を marks the object; 出でる describes going out, not taking something out.

Patterns to compare
Dictionary formPolite non-pastPolite negativePolite pastて form
出だす出だします出だしません出だしました出だして

Examples

  • かばんから財布さいふを出だします。I take my wallet out of the bag.
  • 郵便局ゆうびんきょくで手紙てがみを出だしました。I mailed a letter at the post office.
  • 授業じゅぎょうの前まえに宿題しゅくだいを出だします。I hand in my homework before class.
  • 冷蔵庫れいぞうこから牛乳ぎゅうにゅうを出だしてください。Please take the milk out of the refrigerator.
  • 弟おとうとは大おおきな声こえを出だしました。My younger brother raised his voice.
  • 今日きょうはごみを出だしません。I will not put out the rubbish today.

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Watch out

Do not add て directly to the dictionary form 出だす; the correct て form is 出だして.

Try it yourself

  1. ＿。（出だす→ます）

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    出します

    出だします is the polite non-past of 出だす; context determines whether it describes a habit or the future.

  2. ＿。（出だす→て）

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    出して

    出だして is the て form of 出だす; it can link one action to a following clause.

  3. かばん＿財布さいふを出だします。（から／に）

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    から

    から is correct here. から marks where an object comes from and を marks the object; 出でる describes going out, not taking something out.

Use it today

Make two sentences with 出だす, one in the polite past and one negative. Check the forms and particles against the table and examples.