入場します(にゅうじょうします、nyuujoうshimasu)
- to enter
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Kana:
NYUUJOU
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入場します (にゅうじょうします, romaji: nyuujoうshimasu) means "to enter" in Japanese. It is a N2 Mid-level Verb (group 3) word.
| Meaning: | to enter |
| Level: | N2 Mid |
| Lexical Category: | Verb (group 3) (サ変動詞) |
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Verb Conjugation
Basic Conjugation
Romaji:nyuujoうshimasu
Hiragana:にゅうじょうします
Polite-form (ます形) | にゅうじょうします入場します。enter. |
Dict-form (辞書形) | 入場するenter |
Connect-form (て形) | 入場して + <Verb> |
Not-form (ない形) | 入場しないnot enter |
Advanced Conjugation
Past-form (た形) | 入場したenterred |
Terminal-form (終止形) | 入場する。enter. |
If-form (仮定形) | 入場すればif enter |
Let's-form (意志形) | 入場しよう !let's enter |
Command-form (命令形) | 入場しろ !enter ! |
AI Explanation
The Japanese word 入場します (入場します) means "to enter" or "to be admitted" to a place or event. It specifically refers to the act of entering a venue, such as a stadium, concert hall, park, or event space. It implies a formal or organized entry, often requiring a ticket or permission. The word signifies the transition from being outside to being inside a designated area. This is a polite and commonly used verb.
⚫︎コンサート会場に入場します。 Translation: I will enter the concert hall. ⚫︎チケットを持っていないので、入場できません。 Translation: I can't enter because I don't have a ticket. ⚫︎開場時間になったので、入場を開始します。 Translation: Since it is opening time, we will start to let people enter.
入場します (入場します) is used in formal and semi-formal situations. ⚫︎It is suitable when speaking about entering events, buildings, or restricted areas. ⚫︎It is appropriate for announcements, instructions, or polite requests. ⚫︎It is typically not used in casual conversations about entering a friend's house.
⚫︎The word is written in kanji and hiragana: 入場します. ⚫︎入 (nyuu) means "enter." ⚫︎場 (jou) means "place" or "venue." ⚫︎します (shimasu) is the polite form of the verb "to do." ⚫︎Variations include the plain form 入場する (nyuujou suru) which is more common in written Japanese. ⚫︎Other conjugations of 入場します include 入場しました (nyuujou shimashita - entered), 入場しません (nyuujou shimasen - will not enter), and 入場してください (nyuujou shite kudasai - please enter).
⚫︎入る (hairu) - to enter (more general and casual) ⚫︎入場する (nyuujou suru) - to enter (plain form) ⚫︎進入する (shinnyuu suru) - to intrude; to enter (with the nuance of going in somewhere you shouldn't be).
⚫︎退場します (taijou shimasu) - to exit, to leave. ⚫︎出る (deru) - to exit, to leave.
明日のイベントには、事前にチケットを購入した人だけが入場できます。 ・Translation: Only those who purchased tickets in advance can enter tomorrow's event. ・Explanation: This sentence describes the condition for admission to an event.
スタジアムに入場する前に、手荷物検査があります。 ・Translation: There will be a baggage check before entering the stadium. ・Explanation: This sentence explains a procedure that happens before entering.
The word 入場します is composed of the kanji 入(nyuu - enter), 場(jou - place), and the verb stem する(suru - to do)which is changed to the polite form します(shimasu - do). It is a compound word that developed to convey the concept of entering a specific place, event, or area.