is this right?

[Fenderboy]

わたしはこのいえをはいています。

i might have used the wrong word for house, i think it's ie...

its supposed to say " i am entering the house"

[astaroth]

家にあげています
maybe?

[Disco]

I think it would be; 私はこの家に入っています。『I am entering this house』。 the particle に　is used for destination of movement (orへ) . Also I think that kono would be unnecessary, ( unless you're differentiating from other houses).

[keatonatron]

わたしはこのいえをはいています。

Close! Unfortunately, Disco was right: you need に instead of を here. Using を makes the verb sound like はく and not はいる (because they both have the same て form, but only はく can use を).

Essentially, you said "I am vomiting a house"

Also, note that いえにはいっています can mean "I am entering a/the house", but it more often means "I am in the house" (i.e. I have entered the house and am still inside)

家にあげています

Did you mean あがっています?

[Fenderboy]

alright I was closer than I expected... thanks for the help!

[astaroth]

家にあげています

Did you mean あがっています?

Yup. Sorry ... I should have checked first.
By the way, is あがる used also for "western style" houses? So is it the correct verb for entering a house?

[Bucko]

I think it would be; 私はこの家に入っています。『I am entering this house』。 the particle に　is used for destination of movement (orへ) . Also I think that kono would be unnecessary, ( unless you're differentiating from other houses).

As keatonatron points out, 私はこの家に入っています means you have ALREADY entered the house. The ている form of intransitive verbs (verbs that don't take an object) indicate a current state. Thus 入っています means you are in the state of "being inside" something.

The reason we might have trouble saying "I am entering this house" in Japanese, is because the English itself is vague. Where exactly are you? Half way through the door? Walking up to the door? I will assume that you don't want to imply that you're already inside. Thus, what you really mean is "I am just about to enter the house" or "I am on the verge of entering the house". In Japanese, to say that you are just about to do something, you use the non-past form of a verb + ところ. So...

家に入るところです。 (literally, I am in the place/state where I will enter the house)

[Disco]

My bad. I made the learners mistake of associating ている　with -ing. like 家に来ています- they had already came to the house, they aren't coming to the house (as middle-schoolers giggle at that sentence...).

[Disco]

I think it MAY be ; 私は家に入っているところです。for I am currently entering the house.

[becki_kanou]

I think it MAY be ; 私は家に入っているところです。for I am currently entering the house.

Close, but Bucko was correct. 入るところです is better here.