"カバンにさいふを入れます。"

Translation: I will put the wallet in the bag.

[Tamanosou]

I put a wallet in a bag should also be accepted.

[V2Blast]

Report it!

[denzel-dave]

What is the pronunciation for this verb? It would help if hiragana was used when a verb is introduced or in the pop-up help.

[Keith_APP]

いれます

[Rael763700]

They should put in furigana

[logan812545]

Everyone download tae kims guide to japanese grammer

[ninelives900]

As you misspell grammar

[317.oNlYxOpmHnr1]

'MURICA!

[brother84]

Would "さいふをカバンに入れます。” be correct too?

[Marknld]

Yes.

[HikariTennyo]

Is there a reason why writing this as a command would not work?
"Put the wallet in the bag"

[Steven882286]

The verb is not in command-form.

[V2Blast]

The subject is implied in Japanese (it could be "you/he/she/we/they"), but the verb is not in the imperative form.

[MikeWillisUK]

This is not past tense of 'put', right? Because wouldn't that be 「入れました」?

So I guess you might use this sentence to respond to someone who asks "how do you keep your wallet dry?" or something along those lines?... "oh I just put the wallet in the bag!"

[Keith_APP]

Yes. And present tense is also used as future tense sometimes.

[V2Blast]

To clarify, Japanese doesn't have a dedicated present tense, just a nonpast tense (which could be either present or future tense, depending on context).

[Bazeleza]

"i will put my wallet in the bag" should have been a valid response for this

[SuzumiaPrismaura]

It sounds like Duo is saying Iri when I touch the Kanji character. Does anyone else hear that?

[Marknld]

Yes. It is correct with, for example, 入口（いりぐち）entrance.

[duolingo664322]

This is a good sentence to know if you are ever getting mugged