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How to Say ‘Include’ in Japanese

が含まれています

がふくまれています

💬 Usage Tip: The phrase [が含まれています] (ga fukumareteimasu) can be used to list included items.

🇯🇵 In Japan: Including all necessary details is a hallmark of careful Japanese business planning.

Phrase Breakdown

含まれています

Word-by-Word Breakdown

[ga]

subject marker

A particle marking the subject of a sentence.

Example

犬が走っている。

The dog is running.

含まふくま

[fukuma]

included

Contained as a component or part of something.

Example

料金に朝食が含まれている。

Breakfast is included in the fee.

[re]

is

Used to indicate a state of being.

Example

猫が窓辺にいる。

The cat is by the window.

[te]

particle used for

A particle used to continue a thought or indicate action.

Example

彼は本を読んでいる。

He is reading a book.

[i]

is

Used to indicate a state of being.

Example

鳥が木の上にいる。

There is a bird on the tree.

ますます

[masu]

is

Ending for polite present tense.

Example

部屋がきれいです。

The room is clean.

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