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How do you say this in German? I'm going to school
How do you say this in German? I'm going to school
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Ich gehe zur Schule
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Ich gehe in die Schule
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Ich gehe zur Schule
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Ich gehe in die Schule
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There are many uses.
Zur Anmeldung brauchen Sie einen Personalausweis - For the registration, you need an ID.
Ich gehe alleine zum Abschlussball - Im going to the prom alone.
Das Tor ist zu. - The gate is closed.
Etc.
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Yes. Zu can mean to, for, too or closed.
zur means to the or for the for something feminine.
zum means for the or to the for something neutral or masculine.
ich gehe zur Hochzeit.
Ich gehe zum Kind.
Ich gehe zum Wagen.
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