〜てはいけません
Must not do something (prohibition)machine translation
FormationVerb て-form + はいけません
Use 〜てはいけません to say that something must not be done — a clear prohibition, commonly seen in rules, signs, or a teacher's instructions.
How to form it: verb て-form + はいけません. It is also the "no" answer to the permission question 〜てもいいですか.
Because it sounds quite strong, when you want to politely ask someone not to do something, use 〜ないでください instead.
Examples
ここでタバコを吸ってはいけません。
You must not smoke here.
図書館で話してはいけません。
You must not talk in the library.
この川で泳いではいけません。
You must not swim in this river.