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27 Dec 2016
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Chi vuole andare in camera mia.
In above sentence, why the preposition is "in", but not a? Could anyone explain the differences between the two of them please?
Chi vuole andare in camera mia.
In above sentence, why the preposition is "in", but not a? Could anyone explain the differences between the two of them please?
In above sentence, why the preposition is "in", but not a? Could anyone explain the differences between the two of them please?
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Because the bedroom is a closed space
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