How to Say ‘Is included’ in Japanese
入っています
haitsu te i masu
[hait teh ee mahs]
💬 Usage Tip: [入っています] literally means something like "has entered," but with lists or charges it often means "is included." You'll see the same pattern in things like [税金が入っています] for "tax is included."
Phrase Breakdown
入っ
haitsu
[hait]
included; entered in
Stem of 入っている, meaning something is inside or included.
料金に税金が入っています。
Tax is included in the fare.
て
te
[teh]
and; -te form connector
Te-form ending that connects to the next part of the verb.
明細にサービス料がて入っています。
The service fee is included in the itemized bill.
い
i
[ee]
to be; ongoing state
Part of 〜ています, showing a current state or condition.
追加料金がい入っています。
An extra charge is included.
ます
masu
[mahs]
polite verb ending
Polite ending used in present or non-past statements.
この金額に手数料がます入っています。
A handling fee is included in this amount.
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