An - cu refeire la apa - pe dar nu deasupra - ideea de margine Aproximatie, cu diverse verbe Auf - deasupra - in (calatorie, excursie) Zu de regula pt locuri

unde nu ramai Teatru posta gara banca ins daca stau, zum daca e in trecere

Bei persoane

The preposition nach

The preposition nach is used to indicate a destination or direction! "ou use it #hen $ou refer to continents, countries, cities, and points of the compass! %urthermore, #hen the preposition nach is used the follo#ing noun is not used #ith a definite article!

The preposition zu
The preposition zu is used #hen $ou #ant to stress that the target of movement is a person or thing! &er$ often the follo#ing noun has a definite article Nach is used #hen $ou go to a cit$, a countr$, or an$ other named inhabited settlement of region!

Zu is #hen $our destination is a building! First, one should note that bei is in general not used with verbs such like gehen, kommen or other words which would express an idea of movement The use of an is 'uite difficult to define! ( #ould sa$ the most common use is #hen $ou #ant to go to some )ind of border! *+ee* and *,-ste* can be understood in this case as a border bet#een land and #ater! This can be used naturall$ in the case $ou go there, but also #hen $ou are there! in is used #hen the idea to be in the place is important! A fe# examples, from the top of m$ head. /ins 0eer/, because $ou #ill s#im in it, /ins ,ino/ because $ou #ant to #atch a film in it, /ins B-ro1ins 2esch3ft/ because $ou go there to #or)! 4ote that the use of in and zu are ver$ similar, and $ou nearl$ have to memorize #hich preposition to use in each case! (n
You're currently inside of something:

Bei 5efer to persons 4ach

You're currently in place A, but you want to get to B:

An 4o rule Zu
Similar to "nach", but "nach" is rather used for cities while "zu" is rather used for ... well, thin! the rest