English–Japanese
“enter” in Japanese
How to say “enter” in Japanese
“Enter” in Japanese is 入る (hairu).
Describes moving from outside into a place or enclosed space.
Example sentences with 入る
教室に入ります。kyō shitsu ni hai ri ma su
I enter the classroom.
玄関で靴を脱いで、家に入ります。gen kan de kutsu o nu i de ie ni hai ri ma su
I take off my shoes at the entrance and enter the house.
Tips for using 入る
- Unlike English enter, 入る (hairu) normally marks a destination with に (ni), so the place entered is not a direct object.