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部屋に入る

heya ni hairu
phrase★Beginner— to enter a room
formal

To physically go into a room or enclosed space.

部屋に入る前に、靴を脱いでください。

Please take off your shoes before entering the room.

💡

This phrase is commonly used in everyday situations, such as entering a house, office, or any enclosed space.

Collocations

部屋に入る前にbefore entering the room部屋に入るときwhen entering the room

Synonyms

部屋に入室する部屋に足を踏み入れる

Antonyms

部屋から出る部屋を出る

Related Phrases

部屋を出るphrase
to leave the room
部屋に入ることができないphrase
to be unable to enter the room

💡Pro Tip

Common Usage

This phrase is often used in instructions or directions, such as '部屋に入る前に、手を洗ってください' (Please wash your hands before entering the room).

⚡Gold Rule

Politeness

In formal situations, you might use '部屋に入室する' (to enter the room) instead of '部屋に入る'.

📖Word Origin

Composed of '部屋' (heya, meaning 'room') and '入る' (hairu, meaning 'to enter').

📝Usage Notes

This phrase is neutral and can be used in both formal and informal contexts. It is commonly used in daily life when referring to entering a room.

Word Breakdown

部屋
room
root
+
に
to/into (direction particle)
particle
+
入る
to enter
root
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