"to be into something"

Meaning: to be interested in something

Similar Expressions

• I am into cars.
• I am interested in cars.
• I like cars.

When do we use it?

We use this phrase to show what we or other people are interested in. It tells what a person likes or what their hobby is.

• I am into cooking.
• She is into history.
• We are into soccer.

"Be into somebody" means to like a person romantically like a person loves or wants to date somebody.

• I think Mark is into you.

How do we use it?

We can use a noun or a gerund after this phrase.

• I am into baseball.
• Are you into horror movies?
• He is into fixing old computers.
• Is he into working out?

Example English Conversations

A) What are you into these days?
B) I am really into poker these days. I play almost every day online.
A) I'm not sure that is a good thing to be into.

A) Are you into art?
B) To be honest, I am not. I don't really have any interest in art.

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