How do you say "Let's check in inside." in Japanese?

"Let's check in inside." in Japanese is "中で受付をしましょう。". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

What does "中で受付をしましょう。" mean in English?

"中で受付をしましょう。" means "Let's check in inside." in English. Usage tip: [中で] = “inside,” [受付をしましょう] = “let’s do check-in.” Together: “Let’s check in inside.”

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How to Say ‘Let's check in inside.’ in Japanese

中で受付をしましょう。

naka de uketsuke o shi mashou

[naka de uketsuke o shi mashō]

💬 Usage Tip: [中で] = “inside,” [受付をしましょう] = “let’s do check-in.” Together: “Let’s check in inside.”

🇯🇵 In Japan: At Japanese golf courses, checking in first is important and usually done at the clubhouse front desk before play.

Phrase Breakdown

中

naka

[naka]

inside

Means inside or indoors, such as inside the clubhouse.

Example

中で受付をしましょう。

Let's check in inside.

で

[de]

at; in

A particle showing the place where an action happens.

Example

中で受付をしましょう。

Let's check in inside.

受付

uketsuke

[uketsuke]

reception; check-in

At a golf clubhouse, this means the reception desk or check-in process.

Example

中で受付をしましょう。

Let's check in inside.

をしましょう

o shi mashou

Words in this phrase

を

[o]

object marker

Marks 受付 as the thing being done.

Example

受付をしましょう。

Let's do the check-in.

し

shi

[shi]

Verb stem of する, meaning do.

Example

受付をします。

I will do the check-in.

ましょう

mashou

[mashō]

let's do

Polite invitation form meaning let's.

Example

中で受付をしましょう。

Let's check in inside.

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