How to Say ‘Went in; scored’ in Simplified Chinese
进了
jìn le
[jeen luh]
💬 Usage Tip: [进了] means “went in” or “scored.” The [了] shows the action has happened—great for that split second after the shot.
🇨🇳 In China: In football commentary and fan reactions, this is one of the most satisfying things to hear.
Phrase Breakdown
进
jìn
[jeen]
enter; go in; score
Here 进 means the ball went in, so it means to score.
球进了，我们都在欢呼。
The ball went in, and we all cheered.
了
le
[luh]
completed action marker
Shows that the action has happened: the ball has gone in.
球真的进了！
The ball really went in!
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