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As far as I know, "her" means approaching the speaker . Does this sentence mean that the speaker is on the tree and the girl came to him?
Das Mädchen ist allein den Baum herauf geklettert.
Sie ging die Treppe herauf. ???
As far as I know, "her" means approaching the speaker . Does this sentence mean that the speaker is on the tree and the girl came to him?
Das Mädchen ist allein den Baum herauf geklettert.
Sie ging die Treppe herauf. ???
Das Mädchen ist allein den Baum herauf geklettert.
Sie ging die Treppe herauf. ???
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you would only use "herauf" if the speaker was already sitting on the tree/upstairs when the girl came up.
If the speaker is somewhere else, you would use "hinauf"
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The sentence means that the girl climbed up the tree alone, by herself. Without any kind of help 😊
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But now I found this sentence and it means movement towards the speaker. So I hope someone can answer my question.
- Führen Sie die Herren zu mir herauf.
- Führen Sie die Herren zu mir herauf.
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you would only use "herauf" if the speaker was already sitting on the tree/upstairs when the girl came up.
If the speaker is somewhere else, you would use "hinauf"
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