You'll get into it Meaning in English

expression · lemma: get into

US

ˈjuɫ/ /ˈɡɛt/, /ˈɡɪt/ /ˈɪntu/, /ɪnˈtu/, /ɪntə/ /ˈɪt/, /ɪt

YOOL GET IN-too-it, YOOL GIT IN-too-it, YOOL GET in-TOO-it, YOOL GIT in-TOO-it, YOOL GET IN-tuh-it, YOOL GIT IN-tuh-it

UK

juːl/ /ɡˈɛt/ /ˈɪntʊ/ /ˈɪt

YOOL get IN-too-it, YOOL get IN-tuh-it

Definition

Said to encourage someone that, with time or experience, they will start to enjoy, understand, or become comfortable with something new.

Usage & Nuances

This is informal and encouraging, often used when someone is unsure or new to an activity or environment. Can relate to understanding, enjoying, or fitting in. Sometimes means 'you'll learn to like it'.

• Spanish: te acostumbrarás - lo entenderás
• Portuguese (BR): você vai se acostumar - você vai pegar o jeito
• Portuguese (PT): vais habituar-te - vais perceber como funciona
• Chinese (Simplified): 你会喜欢上的 - 你会适应的
• Chinese (Traditional): 你會喜歡上的 - 你會適應的
• Hindi: तुम्हें इसकी आदत हो जाएगी - तुम्हें इसमें मज़ा आने लगेगा
• Arabic: ستعتاد عليه - ستفهم الأمر
• Bengali: তুমি অভ্যস্ত হয়ে যাবে - তুমি উপভোগ করতে শুরু করবে
• Russian: тебе понравится - ты втянешься
• Japanese: 慣れてくるよ - 楽しくなってくるよ
• Vietnamese: bạn sẽ quen dần thôi - bạn sẽ thích nó
• Korean: 익숙해질 거야 - 재미있어질 거야
• Turkish: alışacaksın - seveceksin
• Urdu: تم عادی ہو جاؤ گے - تمہیں مزہ آنے لگے گا
• Indonesian: kamu akan terbiasa - lama-lama kamu akan suka

Example Sentences

Don't worry, you'll get into it after a few days.

basic

It seems hard now, but you'll get into it if you keep trying.

basic

Everyone needs time, but soon you'll get into it.

basic

At first, the new city felt overwhelming, but eventually you'll get into it.

natural

Trust me, once you get the hang of yoga, you'll get into it.

natural

New routines can be awkward, but give it time—you'll get into it.

natural