English–Japanese
“going in and out” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajideiri
Example
この店は人の出入りが多いです。ko no mise wa hito no de i ri ga ō i de su
Many people go in and out of this store.
How to say “going in and out” in Japanese
“Going in and out” in Japanese is 出入り (deiri).
It presents movement across a boundary as a two-way flow, with people or things entering and leaving a place.
Example sentences with 出入り
関係者以外の出入りはご遠慮ください。kan kei sha i gai no de i ri wa go en ryo ku da sa i
Please refrain from entering or leaving if you are not authorized.
Tips for using 出入り
- In everyday Japanese, this noun often describes how busy a shop or building is rather than a single person's movement.