“To step in” in Japanese
Short answer
To step in in Japanese is “上がりこむ” (agarikomu). Full meaning: to enter (house, room, etc.), to step in.
Other ways to say “To step in” in Japanese
間に入る
aidanihairu to act as an intermediary, to step in, to come between, to intervene, to interject
入り込む
irikomu to go into, to come into, to penetrate, to get in, to step in (a house); to become complicated
割って入る
wattehairu to wedge one's way in, to push in (between), to step in (between), to interrupt (a conversation, quarrel, etc.), to intervene
上がりこも
agarikomo to enter (house, room, etc.), to step in
上がりこん
agarikon to enter (house, room, etc.), to step in
上がりこみ
agarikomi to enter (house, room, etc.), to step in
上がりこめ
agarikome to enter (house, room, etc.), to step in
上がりこま
agarikoma to enter (house, room, etc.), to step in
上がりこみゃ
agarikomya to enter (house, room, etc.), to step in
上がりこもふ
agarikomou to enter (house, room, etc.), to step in
上がりこもう
agarikomou to enter (house, room, etc.), to step in
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