How to Say ‘Goes in / enters’ in Mexican Spanish
Entra
EN-trah
[EN-trah]
💬 Usage Tip: From the verb “entrar.” In soccer, “entra” often means the ball goes into the goal.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Fans may shout “¡entra!” almost like a wish: “go in, go in!”
Phrase Breakdown
Entra
[EN-trah]
goes in / gets in
From entrar; in soccer it often means the ball goes into the goal.
Si pega en el poste, a veces Entra de todos modos.
If it hits the post, sometimes it still goes in anyway.
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