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How to Say ‘Let's go in!’ in German

Wir gehen rein!

veer GAY-en rine

[veer GAY-en rine]

💬 Usage Tip: rein is the everyday short form of herein "in(to here)". Wir gehen … can also mean "let's go …": Wir gehen raus! "Let's go out!"

Phrase Breakdown

Wir

[veer]

Pronoun for a group including the speaker.

Example

Wir arbeiten gern zusammen.

We like working together.

gehen

[GAY-en]

go / are going

A form of “gehen,” meaning “go” or “are going.”

Example

Wir gehen rüber, damit wir uns besser hören können.

We’re going over there so we can hear each other better.

rein

[rine]

in; inside

Used with 'kommen' to mean entering a house or room.

Example

Komm rein und setz dich.

Come in and sit down.

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