ins

This is the 65th most frequent German word.


ins

The German word "ins" is a contraction of "in das," meaning "into the" in English.


Here, "ins" is a contraction of "in das" and is used to indicate direction towards the cinema.

Ich gehe ins Kino.

I am going to the cinema.


Here, "ins" (in das) is used metaphorically to express delving into a subject.

Sie geht ins Detail.

She goes into detail.


In this sentence, "ins" (in das) suggests movement towards a place, showing entry into a location.

Er hat sich ins Bett gelegt.

He laid down into the bed.