I saw a short sentence: “A入れこみB”. What does this mean?
A enters B? B holds A? Or A says something to B? Or does it mean something else?
I found this sentence in a storyboard, looking a bit like this:
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Sign up to join this communityI saw a short sentence: “A入れこみB”. What does this mean?
A enters B? B holds A? Or A says something to B? Or does it mean something else?
I found this sentence in a storyboard, looking a bit like this:
This is a shortened storyboard action description rather than a real sentence, something like that from the American washing instruction. In this context, it seems to say that:
A(を画面に)入れこみ B(を映す)
(show / focus on) B, A within (the screen)
As Japanese is a verb-final language, the composition N + V + N
usually doesn't form a valid construction other than relative clauses, or the reading-out of math formulae (3 たす 4).