How to Say ‘Is the water heater powered on?’ in Japanese
給湯器の電源は入ってる?
kyuutou ki no dengen wa haitsu teru
[kyuu-toh kee noh den-gen wa haht-teh teh-roo]
💬 Usage Tip: [入ってる?] is the casual spoken form of [入っていますか?]. For power and switches, Japanese says [電源が入る] — literally "the power enters," but naturally "the power is on."
🇯🇵 In Japan: This sounds casual and natural between people who know each other, like a landlord speaking informally. In a more formal interaction, you'd expect [入っていますか?].
Phrase Breakdown
給湯器
kyuutou ki
water heater
The appliance that heats water.
給湯器を見てください。
Please check the water heater.
Words in this phrase
給湯
kyuutou
[kyuu-toh]
hot water supply
Refers to hot water service or heating water; part of the word 給湯器.
給湯が止まりました。
The hot water stopped.
器
ki
[kee]
device; container
A suffix meaning machine or instrument; here it completes 給湯器, a water heater.
この器は新しいです。
This device/container is new.
の電源
no dengen
power supply; power
The power for a device; here, the water heater's power.
電源を入れてください。
Please turn on the power.
Words in this phrase
の
no
[noh]
of; 's
Links nouns together, like "of" in English.
台所の電気です。
It is the kitchen light.
電源
dengen
[den-gen]
power supply; power source
The electrical power or switch for a machine or appliance.
電源は大丈夫ですか。
Is the power okay?
は
wa
[wa]
topic marker
Marks the topic. Written は, pronounced "wa."
私は学生です。
I am a student.
入ってる?
haitsu teru
is on?; turned on?
Casual spoken form of 入っていますか, asking whether it is switched on.
電気入ってる?
Is the light on?
Words in this phrase
入っ
haitsu
[haht-teh]
entered; switched on
From 入る. Here it suggests whether power has been turned on.
スイッチが入っています。
The switch is on.
てる
teru
[teh-roo]
is; doing
Casual form of ている, showing a continuing state.
エアコンがついてる。
The air conditioner is on.
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