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入れる

いれる

to put in

Ireru (入れる) is an ichidan verb meaning "to put in". Its polite form is 入れます (iremasu), its te form is 入れて (irete), its past form is 入れた (ireta), and its negative form is 入れない (irenai).

Ichidan verbJLPT N5

Ireru (入れる) conjugation quick reference

入れる means "to put in". Its main forms are listed below, with links to the grammar pattern behind each form.

Ireru dictionary form

入れる
ireru

Ireru masu form

入れます
iremasu

Ireru te form

入れて
irete

Ireru past form

入れた
ireta

Ireru nai form

入れない
irenai

Ireru potential form

入れられる
irerareru

Ireru passive form

入れられる
irerareru

Ireru causative form

入れさせる
iresaseru

Ireru volitional form

入れよう
ireyou

Ireru example sentences

コーヒーを入れます。
I put in coffee.
牛乳を入れません。
I don’t put in milk.
水を入れました。
I put in water.

How to use Ireru: grammar notes

•Use を to mark what you're putting in — for example, コーヒーを入れます means “I put in coffee.”
•Use に to show where you're putting something — like カップにミルクを入れます (“I put milk in the cup”).
•Don’t confuse 入れる (to put in) with 入る (to go in); 入れる is when you’re doing the action, like putting something into a bag.
•JLPT N5 level

Common phrases with Ireru

コーヒーを入れる
to make coffee / to pour coffee
財布にお金を入れる
to put money into a wallet
冷蔵庫に入れる
to put in the refrigerator

Ireru (入れる) conjugation table

FormJapaneseRomaji
Basic Forms
Dictionary Form入れるireru
Masu Form入れますiremasu
Te Form入れてirete
Past Form入れたireta
Negative Form入れないirenai
Past Negative入れなかったirenakatta
Polite Forms
Polite Present入れますiremasu
Polite Past入れましたiremashita
Polite Negative入れませんiremasen
Polite Past Negative入れませんでしたiremasendeshita
Advanced Forms
Potential Form入れられるirerareru
Passive Form入れられるirerareru
Causative Form入れさせるiresaseru
Causative Passive入れさせられるiresaserareru
Volitional Form入れようireyou
Imperative Form入れろirero
Conditional Forms
Conditional (ば)入れればirereba
Conditional (たら)入れたらiretara
Other Forms
Progressive Form入れているireteiru
Desire (たい)入れたいiretai
Prohibition入れるなireruna

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