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What does the phrase "enter (then you say your name) mean" ?

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I heard it on TV show a F.R.I.E.N.D.S a few times.

'Enter Amy' && 'Enter Phoebe'

what exactly does it mean?

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  1. It is a written instruction used in plays. Never spoken. It is a directors tool to ensure that the next character "enters" at the right time and place. (door etc.)

    Peace.


  2. It is another way of welcoming someone into your home.  Most common way is to simply tell someone to come on in.  

  3. This is slang that is commonly used in USA to greet someone.

  4. It's another way of telling someone to 'enter' into their homes or something. Greeting, and telling them to come in

    EDIT=====

    It's Friends,btw not F.R.I.E.N.D.S. The dots are only the decorations in the opening theme

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