How to Say ‘It’s in!’ in Japanese
入った！
haitsu ta
[hait ta]
💬 Usage Tip: 入った！ comes from 入る "to go in," but in excited reactions the past form 入った！ means "It went in!" or "It's in!" You'll hear the same pattern with other sudden things: 決まった！ "It's decided! / It went in!"
Phrase Breakdown
入っ
haitsu
[hait]
went in
Past form stem of 入る, used when something enters or goes in, like a ball going into the goal.
ボールが入った！
The ball went in!
た
ta
[ta]
past tense ending
The た ending marks the past tense in casual Japanese.
さっき入った！
It went in just now!
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