Where you went and where you were: 'in', 'an', 'auf', time with 'vor' and 'nach'
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I can use 'in', 'an', and 'auf' with the accusative and dative to say where I went or was on a past holiday, and I can understand the time past and to the hour.
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‘Nach’ means 'past' and ‘vor’ means 'to' the hour when saying the time.
In Germany, Austria and Switzerland, greetings vary by region and time of day.
The accusative is used with 'in', 'an', 'auf' when there is movement to a place, e.g., ‘ich gehe in den Zoo’.
The dative is used with 'in', 'an', 'auf' when the person is at or in a place, e.g., ‘ich bin im Zoo’.
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