“To step into” in Japanese
Short answer
To step into in Japanese is “踏み込む” (fumikomu). Full meaning: to step into (e.g. someone else's territory), to break into, to raid; to come to grips with, to get to the core of.
Other ways to say “To step into” in Japanese
踏み入る
fumiiru to step into, to enter
踏込る
fumikomeru to step into (e.g. someone else's territory), to break into, to raid; to come to grips with, to get to the core of
踏込める
fumikomeru to step into (e.g. someone else's territory), to break into, to raid; to come to grips with, to get to the core of
ふみ込む
fumikomu to step into (e.g. someone else's territory), to break into, to raid; to come to grips with, to get to the core of
踏みいる
fumiiru to step into, to enter
ふみいる
fumiiru to step into, to enter
踏ん込む
funkomu to step into (e.g. someone else's territory), to break into, to raid; to come to grips with, to get to the core of
踏みこむ
fumikomu to step into (e.g. someone else's territory), to break into, to raid; to come to grips with, to get to the core of
踏み込る
fumikomeru to step into (e.g. someone else's territory), to break into, to raid; to come to grips with, to get to the core of
ふみこむ
fumikomu to step into (e.g. someone else's territory), to break into, to raid; to come to grips with, to get to the core of
ふみ入る
fumiiru to step into, to enter
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