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dinkelmyers
11 months ago

I don’t know

steefi
11 months ago
Reply to  dinkelmyers

that’s bad – sit down.

spanferkel14
11 months ago
Reply to  steefi

Now don’t get him confused with false grammar!

spanferkel14
11 months ago

neither, because the verb is infinitive “place”. The form you use is the preteriority in the courtesy form sing./plur. and in the 1st and 3rd Ps. plur.

where? put+A + prep.+ battery (set – set – has set)

  • You can You next Me set.
  • Annika set and next to heren Brother.
  • The old man has and on the freshe Parkbank set.

Where? sitting + Prep.+ Dativ (seat – sat – sat)

  • You can me sitting.
  • Annika sat next to herem Brother.
  • The old man the freshen Parkbank sat.
Destranix
11 months ago

Both are correct.

“Next me” means you sit next to the person.
“Next to me” refers to the place. You get to the place next to the person.

spanferkel14
11 months ago
Reply to  Destranix

No!

Koschutnig
11 months ago
Reply to  spanferkel14

Well, if someone next to me I can tell him that it is not necessary to next to me also (lower)eCats

Destranix
11 months ago
Reply to  spanferkel14

No?

I simply find such answers ridiculous, which only contradict without explaining.

spanferkel14
11 months ago

So… set You’re next to me?” It only works with the separable verb “replace” or “replace” something common to the voice.

This is not different from coming (where? ->⊙) and arriving (where? ⊙)

Schniddn
11 months ago

You can go next Me Seor besides me Sitzen.

horribiledictu
11 months ago

where = 4 fall = next to you.

frostfeuer85
11 months ago

You can say:

“You can sit next to me or you can sit next to me.”

Kabeltante1266
11 months ago

Your answers don’t answer your question about me and me. It means you can sit next to me.

Kabeltante1266
11 months ago
Reply to  Jannis956

It’s called MICH 🙂