How to Say ‘It really went in!’ in Traditional Chinese
真的進了！
zhēn de jìn le
[jun-duh jeen luh]
💬 Usage Tip: [真的] adds emphasis like "really," and [了] marks that the result has happened. This pattern is common for excited reactions: [真的贏了！] (We really won!) or [真的來了！] (They really came!).
Phrase Breakdown
真的
zhēn de
[jun-duh]
really; truly
Adds strong emphasis, often when the speaker is amazed that something actually happened.
真的進了！我還以為會被守住。
It really went in! I thought it would be blocked.
進了
jìn le
went in / scored
Used to say that a shot or ball entered the goal or basket.
球進了！
The ball went in!
Words in this phrase
進
jìn
[jeen]
go in; enter; score
Here it means the shot entered the goal.
真的進了！這腳射門太準了。
It really went in! That shot was so accurate.
了
le
[luh]
completed action marker
Marks that the action has happened already and adds excitement in this exclamation.
真的進了！大家都不敢相信了。
It really went in! No one could believe it.
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