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SUMMARY:Funny Prepositions - Part 1
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DESCRIPTION: In the German language, there are a few crazy prepositions. The noun/pronoun/article/adjective after them can be either in Dativ or in Akkusativ, depending on well, what?Look at the following example with die Küche (the kitchen):Wohin gehst du? Ich gehe in die Küche. (Akkusativ)Wo bist du? Ich bin in der Küche. (Dativ)
In other words, the case we choose depends on whether we are talking about a movement or about a state of being somewhere.The prepositions that do this are:an ‒ auf ‒ hinter ‒ in ‒ neben ‒ über ‒ unter ‒ vor ‒ zwischen
 Er Geht auf den Berg.Wohin? → AkkusativEr ist auf dem Berg.Wo? → Dativ

We use Akkusativ mainly when we are talking about our destination, in the case of answering the question wohin? However, in the above example, the cow is walking, so moving toward something but not toward the road (die...

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