curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-greetings-in-your-first-day-at-the-office/656ab7e9be47c04a2518dbed.md
You are into... is an informal way to say that someone really likes something or is interested in a particular activity or topic.
What does the phrase you are into mean?
To go inside
This is a literal interpretation, but you are into is more about liking or being interested in something.
To not like
This is the opposite of the expression's meaning.
To be interested in or really like
To be on top of
This is another literal interpretation. Think about showing interest or liking.
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