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SUMMARY:Funny Prepositions - Part 3
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DESCRIPTION: When we are going somewhere we usually just say to in English (to New York, to aunt Mary, to the cinema). Not so easy in German, unfortunately.
When you go somewhere:• nachNach is for geographical names.• inIn is for places. Remember the difference between nach and in with this example:Ich fahre in die Stadt. BUT: Ich fahre nach Berlin.Ich gehe ins* Restaurant.• zuZu is for persons or when you are going to an institution, but not really into it.Rememer: zu is always with Dativ, although it's about a movement:Ich gehe zu Beate. Ich gehe zur* Polizei.
What's the difference between a restaurant and the police? With a restaurant, we mean a place: It is a certain building and we go into it. When we talk about the police we think of the police as an institution. We might be talking to a police officer in the street, or going into a police station.
When you...

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