Okay, the user wants me to translate "pre-qualifiers" into Japanese. Let me think about the correct term here. "Pre-qualifiers" could refer to preliminary qualifiers or those who have pre-qualified for something. In Japanese, the term "予選資格者" (yosen shikaku-sha) comes to mind. That translates to "pre-qualifiers" or "those who have pre-qualified." I should check if there's a more standard term used in specific contexts like sports or competitions. Sometimes "予選" (yosen) is used for preliminary rounds, but adding "資格者" specifies that they have the qualification. Alternatively, "事前資格者" (jizen shikaku-sha) might be another way to say pre-qualifiers, emphasizing the prior qualification. However, "予選資格者" seems more commonly used in contexts like tournaments or competitions where pre-qualification is a step before the main event. I'll go with "予選資格者" as the most accurate translation here.