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What is the difference between über and auf ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between über and auf ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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- French (France) Near fluent
- Italian
Über means on, without a contact between the two things.
Auf means on, with contact between the two things.
- Polish
Eine Lampe hängt uber dem Tisch. Eine Lampe steht auf dem Tisch.
- German
Auf sagt man wenn Kontakt zwischen zwei Objekten besteht. Über wird demnach benutzt wenn kein Kontakt dazwischen besteht
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