How to Say "go in" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “go in” is “entren” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
Esperamos que los invitados entren pronto.
We hope the guests enter soon (or: come in soon).
Por favor, señores, entren y tomen asiento.
Please, ladies and gentlemen, come in and take a seat.
Necesito que ellos entren en razón antes de firmar.
I need them to see reason (come to their senses) before signing.
Subjunctive Use
When 'entren' is used after verbs of wishing or commanding (like 'querer' or 'pedir'), it is the special verb form used for 'they' or 'you all (formal)'.
Formal Command
'¡Entren!' is the polite, formal way to tell a group of people ('ustedes') to come in. It is used just like a direct order.
Confusing Command Forms
Mistake: “Using *¡Entran!* instead of *¡Entren!* for a formal command.”
Correction: For formal commands ('usted' or 'ustedes'), Spanish switches the vowel, so the correct command is '¡Entren!'
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