How to Say "i entered" in Spanish
The most common Spanish word for “i entered” is “entré” — use this translation when describing the straightforward action of entering a physical location or a specific space at a particular time.
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Verb (Conjugation)A1General
Use this translation when describing the straightforward action of entering a physical location or a specific space at a particular time.
Examples
Entré a la oficina a las nueve en punto.
I entered the office exactly at nine o'clock.
metí
VerbB1Informal
Choose this translation when you mean to 'get into' or 'become involved in' a situation, often quickly, unexpectedly, or perhaps without intending to.
Examples
Me metí en esa conversación sin querer.
I got involved in that conversation without meaning to.
Entrar vs. Meterse
Learners often confuse 'entrar' and 'meterse' because both can relate to 'entering.' Remember that 'entrar' is for physical entry into places, while 'meterse' is for getting involved in situations or conversations, often implying a lack of control or intention.
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