Examples of using "Hineingehen" in a sentence and their english translations:
You should go in there.
Let's go inside.
Let's go on in.
Do you want to go in?
You may go in.
We should come in.
I saw Tom go inside.
- You may go in now.
- You may enter now.
You should go in there.
I can't go in there.
- I didn't see anyone go inside.
- I didn't see anybody go inside.
Tom didn't see anyone going inside.
- I'll go in first!
- I'll go in first.
Let's get inside.
Let's go in.
You can't just walk in here.
I think I should go in alone.
I saw two men go inside.
I can't let you go in there alone.
I can't let you go in there alone.
I can't let you go in there alone.
The door was locked and we couldn't get in.
You can't go in there yet.
- You may go in now.
- You may enter now.
In other words, in Germany, they manufacture the things that go inside of the things manufactured
‘Sarah,’ says I as I went in, ‘this man Fairbairn is never to darken my door again.’ ‘Why not?’ says she. ‘Because I order it.’