Examples of using "入って。" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Come on in!
- Come on in.
Come on in!
- Come right in.
- Go on in.
- Get inside.
- Go on inside.
- Come on inside.
- Go inside.
- Come in.
- Come in!
What does it contain?
- Come in.
- Come in!
It's occupied.
Why don't you come in?
Okay, let's get into this.
Like it?
- Might I come in?
- Can I come in?
- May I come in?
What does it contain?
He came into the room.
May I come in?
there were Post-it notes.
- In came Mary.
- Mary came in.
The microphone is live.
Come inside.
Get in here!
- Come in.
- Come in!
- Enter!
I like it.
She came into the room.
Is there gas inside the car?
- The teacher walked in.
- The teacher came in.
I belong to the swimming club.
What's in the basket?
Do you have any games on your phone?
Okay, I'm gonna get some water from the canteen.
It's got so many resinous oils in it.
You may not come in.
May I come in?
What's in your pocket?
- What does it contain?
- What's inside that?
Here comes the train.
Let him in.
Every time I joined any team regardless which country it was,
I have no money in my pocket.
There are some cookies in the jar.
I knew you'd like it.
Don't come into my room.
I entered a restaurant and had lunch.
You see the actual little bits of nuts? Yuck!
Let's get in there and see what we can find.
A young man barged in unexpectedly.
He came in through the window.
You must not come in.
Is there any salad oil in the bottle?
He belongs to the soccer club.
I'm on the football team.
What is in the desk?
- Do in Rome as the Romans do.
- When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
- When in Rome, do as the Romans.
- Come inside. It's cold outside.
- Get in. It's cold outside.
You can use the bath before me.
Get in here, Tom.
I'm going to take a bath.
I got some shampoo in my eyes. It burns!
I belong to the brass band.
- How many apples are there?
- How many apples are in there?
Tom came in through the window.
Tom came into the room.
Do you like it?
I like this show.