“To be about to enter” in Japanese
Short answer
To be about to enter in Japanese is “入り掛ける” (hairikakeru). Full meaning: to be about to enter (a bath, etc.).
Other ways to say “To be about to enter” in Japanese
入りかける
hairikakeru to be about to enter (a bath, etc.)
はいり掛ける
hairikakeru to be about to enter (a bath, etc.)
入り掛け
hairikake to be about to enter (a bath, etc.)
入りかけ
hairikake to be about to enter (a bath, etc.)
入りかけれ
hairikakere to be about to enter (a bath, etc.)
入りかけん
hairikaken to be about to enter (a bath, etc.)
入り掛けろ
hairikakero to be about to enter (a bath, etc.)
入りかけろ
hairikakero to be about to enter (a bath, etc.)
入り掛けれ
hairikakere to be about to enter (a bath, etc.)
入り掛けん
hairikaken to be about to enter (a bath, etc.)
はいり掛け
hairikake to be about to enter (a bath, etc.)
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