Hairete kudasai


I met the following exercise online in some very introductory tests.

It uses "入れてください".

But, isn't "Please enter", rather "入ってください"？

I probably still need to learn some new imperative forms but I couldn't make
out quite what this is (very beginner)

[![Exercise that mentions "hairete
kudasai"](https://i.stack.imgur.com/b3roS.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/b3roS.png)




You seem to be confusing 入{はい}る (to enter) with 入{い}れる (to let/put in). You're
probably confused because they use the same kanji but they are different
verbs. There is no imperative form here.

入{はい}る is an intransitive verb. But 入{い}れる is transitive (can take an object),
so すずしいかぜを入{い}れてください means "please let in some fresh air".




You seem to be confusing 入{はい}る (to enter) with 入{い}れる (to let/put in). You're
probably confused because they use the same kanji but they are different
verbs. There is no imperative form here.

入{はい}る is an intransitive verb. But 入{い}れる is transitive (can take an object),
so すずしいかぜを入{い}れてください means "please let in some fresh air".

