What does go out into mean?
Yes I know that go out means salir and into means dentro, but in the sentence: "When I go out into the countryside...." it looks like the opposite, go out - into....

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What does go out into mean?
Yes I know that go out means salir and into means dentro, but in the sentence: "When I go out into the countryside...." it looks like the opposite, go out - into....

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go out means salir
into means dentro

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'Going out into ...'  is a combination of both concepts - both 'salir' and 'dentro'. You are going out because you are leaving your home or your town, but at the same time you are also entering the countryside environment.

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I have never thought about this before, but I understand why you find this confusing!

I guess one way of looking at it is: the "go out" describes your action from place A and "into" describes your action into place B... so going out of A and into B

For example, When I go out into the countryside..... 
Could suggest going out of, perhaps, the city and into the countryside.

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Usually this is referring to dating or in the past in USA terminology of going steady,