A0 Prepositions 19 min read かんたん

In, On, At: 物がどこにあるか

Mastering 'in,' 'on,' and 'at' unlocks clear communication about where anything is.

Grammar Rule in 30 Seconds

Use 'In' for 3D spaces, 'On' for 2D surfaces, and 'At' for specific 1D points.

  • Use 'In' for enclosed spaces like boxes or rooms: 'In the kitchen'.
  • Use 'On' for flat surfaces or lines: 'On the table'.
  • Use 'At' for specific points or locations: 'At the bus stop'.
  • Think of a triangle: In (Big/General) -> On (Medium) -> At (Small/Specific).
📦 In + 🚪 On + 📍 At = 🗺️ Location

Overview

写真を投稿したとき、自分がカフェに in いるのか、on いるのか、at いるのか迷ったことはありませんか?それは小さな単語ですが、大きな違いを生みます。これらの前置詞を正しく使いこなすことは、英語を自然に話すための大きな一歩です。友達に自分が電話に in いる(変)と言うのと、電話に on いる(普通)と言うのとの違いです。
これを整理しましょう。Inonatは場所の前置詞です。これらはあなたの文にとってGPSのピンのようなものです。物事がどこにあるかを人々に伝えます。基本的な考え方は簡単です。場所について話すときに使います。しかし、どれを選ぶかは場所の*種類*によります。それは広いエリアですか?特定の地点ですか?それとも表面ですか?このように考えてみてください:inは何かの中、onは表面、atは特定のスポットのためです。簡単に思えますが、英語には厄介な例外があることを私たちは皆知っています。心配しないでください。一度パターンを理解すれば、ずっと簡単になります。鍵をどこに置いたか、友達とどこで会うか、そしてあの面白いミームをどこで見たかをプロのように説明できるようになります。

How This Grammar Works

この文法は空間を視覚化することが全てです。inonatの選択は、聞き手が心の中に絵を描くのを助けます。これは一般的から具体的へのシステムです。Inは最も一般的で、広い、囲まれた空間に使われます。Onはより具体的になり、表面を指します。Atは最も具体的で、正確な場所を指し示します。
  • In: 「中」を考えてください。中に入ることができる明確な境界線のある場所に使われます。これには国、都市、部屋、容器が含まれます。その周りに円を描くことができ、あなた自身がその円の中にいるなら、おそらくあなたはinです。私の財布はポケットのinです。私は日本にin住んでいます。簡単でしょう?車にinいることさえこのルールに合います。あなたは車輪のついた金属の箱の中にいるのです。
  • On: 「表面」を考えてください。何かが表面の上にある、またはくっついているときに使います。古典的な例はテーブルのonの本です。しかし、これはデジタルの「表面」にも適用されます。あなたはインターネットon、ウェブサイトon、または電話onです。建物の階や、バスや電車のような歩き回れる公共交通機関にも使われます。車よりも囲まれていない感じがするので、バスにはon乗っているのであって、inではありません(通常は)。理屈は少し曲がっていますが、わかります。
  • At: 「点」を考えてください。これは特定の点や場所のためです。バス停にatいるのであって、バス停のinonではありません。住所にatいます、例えばat 123 Main Streetのように。また、正確な場所が重要でない一般的な場所にも使われます。例えば、図書館にatいる、職場にatいる、学校にatいるなどです。目的のために自分の大まかな場所を誰かに伝えているのです。パーティーにatいるとき、あなたは中にいるかもしれないし、外にいるかもしれないし、スナックテーブルのそばにいるかもしれません—atはすべてをカバーします。おしゃれに曖昧にしたいときに最適な前置詞です。

Formation Pattern

1
これらの前置詞を使って文を作るのはとても簡単です。基本構造は変わらないので、良いニュースです。正しい前置詞をはめ込むだけです。
2
最も一般的なパターンは次のとおりです:
3
主語 + 動詞(通常は to be) + 前置詞(in/on/at) + 場所
4
実際に見てみましょう:
5
場所を特定したい物や人から始めます。(例:My catThe fileI
6
動詞、通常はisamareを追加します。(例:My cat is...The file is...I am...
7
前置詞を選びます:inonat。これがルールを適用する難しい部分です。(in the box, on the desk, at the door)
8
場所の名前や物で終わります。(例:...the box...the desk...the door
9
My cat is in the garden. (囲まれた空間)
10
The file is on my laptop. (表面)
11
I am at the coffee shop. (特定の地点)
12
以上です!中心的な構造は安定しています。あなたの主な仕事は、仕事に適した正しい小さな単語を選ぶことだけです。

When To Use It

ルールを知っていることは一つですが、実際の文脈でそれらを見ることは重要です。
inを使う場合:
  • 広いエリア:国、大陸、都市、近所。I'm spending my vacation in Italy. She lives in downtown Toronto.
  • 囲まれた空間:部屋、建物、車、箱。He's in the kitchen. Your package is in the mailbox. Let's talk in the car.
  • 液体やその他の物質There's too much sugar in my coffee. I went for a swim in the lake.
onを使う場合:
  • 表面:テーブル、床、壁、棚。Don't put your feet on the table! The painting looks great on that wall.
  • 通りや大通りThe shop is on Oxford Street.
  • 公共交通機関:バス、電車、飛行機、船。I'm on the bus, I'll be there in 10 minutes. 自転車やバイクにもon乗ることができます。その上に座っているようなものです。
  • デジタル空間:インターネット、ウェブサイト、ソーシャルメディア、電話。I saw it on Instagram. She's on the phone with her boss.
atを使う場合:
  • 特定の地点:バス停、ドア、入り口、ページの上部/下部。I'll meet you at the main entrance. Sign your name at the bottom.
  • 特定の住所They live at 45 Park Avenue.
  • 一般的な場所やイベント:学校、職場、家、パーティー、コンサート、空港。He's not at home right now. Were you at the concert last night? 場所の機能に関するものです。学ぶために学校にto行くので、学校にatいるのです。

Common Mistakes

最初は誰もがこれらを混同します。それは通過儀礼です。注意すべき最も一般的な間違いは次のとおりです。
  1. 1in a bus/train を使うこと。 これは大きな間違いです。車やタクシーのような小さな自家用車ではinが正しいです。しかし、より大きな公共交通機関では、標準はonです。on a bus, on a train, on a plane となります。あなたは公共サービスの乗客です。小さな車ならin、大きなバスならonです。
  • I was in the bus when you called.
  • I was on the bus when you called.
  1. 1at homein home の混同。 At homeは固定表現です。それはあなたが自分の家にいることを意味します。In the homeも可能ですが、それはよりフォーマルまたは記述的に聞こえ、特定の家の内部について話しているかのようです。自分の家については、99%の場合、単にat homeと言います。
  • I left my wallet in home.
  • I left my wallet at home.
  1. 1On the corner と At the corner。 どちらも正しい場合がありますが、意味が少し異なります。At the cornerは2つの通りが交わる特定の点を指します。On the cornerはその角にある土地に建物が位置していることを指します。これは微妙な違いです!
  • Let's meet at the corner. (待ち合わせ場所)
  • The bank is on the corner. (建物の場所)
これを間違えても大惨事にはなりませんが、正しく使えれば素敵なタッチになります。テキストに完璧な絵文字を追加するようなものです – それはぴったり合います。

Contrast With Similar Patterns

inonatの最大の混乱は他の単語ではありません。それら自身です!具体的には、場所の代わりに時間に使われるときです。概念は似ています(一般的対具体的)が、適用が異なります。これは多くの人々を混乱させます。
  • 場所について (where?)
  • in: 広い囲まれた空間(都市、部屋)
  • on: 表面(テーブル、通り)
  • at: 特定の地点(バス停、住所)
  • 時間について (when?)
  • in: 長い期間(月、年、季節)。In August, in 2025, in the summer.
  • on: 特定の日付。On Monday, on my birthday, on October 31st.
  • at: 特定の時間や休日の期間。At 3 PM, at midnight, at Christmas.
並行関係が見えますか?Inは最も大きな時間のブロックに、onはより小さなブロック(日)に、atは時間の中で最も鋭い点に使われます。このパターンを認識することは、場所と時間の両方の論理を覚えるのに役立ちます。友達に「土曜日にカフェで会おう」とテキストで送る場合、Let's meet at the cafe in Saturdayと送っても意味は通じますが、少し不自然に聞こえます。...on Saturdayに訂正すると完璧になります。それは大きな影響を与える小さな変更です。

Quick FAQ

Q

仕事についてはどうですか?私はin workですか、それともat workですか?

素晴らしい質問です。あなたはat workです。これはあなたの仕事の目的のためのあなたの一般的な場所を指します。建物の中にいることをより具体的に言うためにI am in the officeと言うこともできますが、at workが一般的な表現です。

Q

なぜon an islandと言うのですか?

島を水上の大きな平らな表面と考えてください。あなたはその上にいます。それは「表面」のルールに従いますが、はるかに大きなスケールです。農場にonいるのと少し似ています。だから、あなたは島にon住んでいるのであって、inではありません。

Q

私はin a pictureとat a pictureになれますか?

あなたは常にin a pictureまたはin a photoです。あなたはフレームの中の被写体の一人です。ここではatonを使いません。家族写真でin変な顔をしている理由をおばあちゃんに説明するのに幸運を祈ります!

Q

In bedですか、それともon the bedですか?

両方正しいです!カバーの下で寝ているなら、あなたはin bedです。カバーの上に座っているだけなら、多分ラップトップと一緒に、あなたはon the bedです。文脈がすべてです!

Spatial Categorization Table

Preposition Dimension Concept Example
In
3D / Volume
Enclosed / Contained
In a box, In a room
On
2D / Surface
Touching / Platform
On the floor, On a page
At
1D / Point
Specific Coordinate
At the corner, At the door
In
Large Area
Geographic
In France, In Tokyo
On
Line/Path
Directional
On the way, On the border
At
Functional
Social/Activity
At work, At a party

Meanings

Prepositions of place tell us exactly where an object or person is located in relation to another object or area.

1

Enclosed Space (In)

Used when something is inside boundaries or a 3D volume.

“The milk is in the fridge.”

“I live in London.”

2

Surface (On)

Used when something is touching the top or side of a flat area.

“The plate is on the table.”

“There is a picture on the wall.”

3

Specific Point (At)

Used for a precise location or a functional place.

“Meet me at the entrance.”

“He is at school.”

4

Digital/Media (On)

Used for screens, pages, and electronic media.

“I saw it on TV.”

“The info is on the website.”

5

General Area (In)

Used for being 'within' a general neighborhood or region.

“We are walking in the park.”

“They are swimming in the ocean.”

Reference Table

Reference table for In, On, At: 物がどこにあるか
Form Structure Example
Affirmative
Subj + be + Prep + Noun
I am in the kitchen.
Negative
Subj + be + not + Prep + Noun
She is not on the list.
Question
Be + Subj + Prep + Noun?
Are they at the station?
Short Answer (+)
Yes, Subj + be.
Yes, I am.
Short Answer (-)
No, Subj + be + not.
No, he isn't.
Wh- Question
Where + be + Subj?
Where is the cat?

フォーマル度スペクトル

フォーマル
I am currently at my place of employment.

I am currently at my place of employment. (work)

ニュートラル
I am at work.

I am at work. (work)

カジュアル
I'm at the office.

I'm at the office. (work)

スラング
I'm at the grind.

I'm at the grind. (work)

The Preposition Triangle

Prepositions of Place

IN (General)

  • Countries In Italy
  • Cities In Paris
  • Rooms In the bedroom

ON (Specific)

  • Surfaces On the desk
  • Streets On Oxford St
  • Transport On the plane

AT (Very Specific)

  • Addresses At 221B Baker St
  • Points At the bus stop
  • Events At the concert

Transport: In vs On

Use 'IN'
Car In the car
Taxi In a taxi
Helicopter In a helicopter
Use 'ON'
Bus On the bus
Train On the train
Bike On a bike

Which Preposition Should I Use?

1

Is it a 3D space/container?

YES
Use 'IN'
NO
Go to next
2

Is it a flat surface?

YES
Use 'ON'
NO
Go to next
3

Is it a specific point/address?

YES
Use 'AT'
NO
Re-evaluate

Common Location Clusters

🏠

At Home

  • At the door
  • In the kitchen
  • On the sofa
💼

At Work

  • At my desk
  • In a meeting
  • On the computer
🏙️

In the City

  • At the station
  • On the street
  • In the park

レベル別の例文

1

The pen is in the bag.

La pluma está en la bolsa.

2

The cup is on the table.

La taza está sobre la mesa.

3

I am at the door.

Estoy en la puerta.

4

She is in the room.

Ella está en el cuarto.

1

He lives in New York.

Él vive en Nueva York.

2

We are on the bus.

Estamos en el autobús.

3

Meet me at the park entrance.

Encuéntrame en la entrada del parque.

4

The keys are on the floor.

Las llaves están en el suelo.

1

I'll be at the office all day.

Estaré en la oficina todo el día.

2

There is a fly on the ceiling.

Hay una mosca en el techo.

3

She is in a meeting right now.

Ella está en una reunión ahora mismo.

4

The information is on page 10.

La información está en la página 10.

1

The shop is at the corner of the street.

La tienda está en la esquina de la calle.

2

He is currently in the hospital.

Él está actualmente en el hospital.

3

The cat is sitting on the fence.

El gato está sentado en la cerca.

4

I am at a crossroads in my life.

Estoy en una encrucijada en mi vida.

1

The solution is in the details.

La solución está en los detalles.

2

He is at the peak of his career.

Él está en la cima de su carrera.

3

The burden is on the government.

La carga recae sobre el gobierno.

4

We are in the midst of a crisis.

Estamos en medio de una crisis.

1

The devil is in the architectural nuances.

El diablo está en los matices arquitectónicos.

2

She stands at the vanguard of research.

Ella está a la vanguardia de la investigación.

3

The decision hinges on the outcome.

La decisión depende del resultado.

4

He was in his element at the gala.

Él estaba en su salsa en la gala.

間違えやすい

In, On, At: Where Things Are In vs. At for Buildings

Learners don't know if they should emphasize the physical space or the purpose.

In, On, At: Where Things Are On vs. In for Transport

The 'walkability' rule is often forgotten.

In, On, At: Where Things Are At vs. In for Addresses

Mixing up the street name with the house number.

よくある間違い

I am on the kitchen.

I am in the kitchen.

A kitchen is a room (enclosed space), so we use 'in'.

The book is in the table.

The book is on the table.

The book is on the surface, not inside the wood of the table.

I am in the bus stop.

I am at the bus stop.

A bus stop is a point, not a container.

She is at London.

She is in London.

Cities are large areas, so we use 'in'.

I am in the bus.

I am on the bus.

For public transport where you can walk, use 'on'.

I saw it in the TV.

I saw it on TV.

Media and screens use 'on'.

He is on school.

He is at school.

Functional places use 'at'.

The answer is in the bottom of the page.

The answer is at the bottom of the page.

Specific points on a page use 'at'.

I am at the car.

I am in the car.

Unless you are standing next to the car, use 'in' for being inside.

He is in the phone.

He is on the phone.

Communication channels use 'on'.

文型パターン

The ___ is in the ___.

I am on the ___.

Meet me at the ___.

He lives in ___ on ___ Street.

Real World Usage

Texting a friend constant

I'm at the cafe. Where are u?

Job Interview occasional

I worked in the marketing department at Google.

Ordering Food very common

Is there onions in the salad?

GPS / Navigation very common

Your destination is on the left.

Social Media Bio common

Living in London. Coffee lover.

Airport Announcements occasional

Please meet your party at Gate 5.

Online Shopping common

Items are in your cart.

Emailing a Colleague very common

I've attached the file on the email thread.

💡

The 'Walk' Rule

If you can walk onto a vehicle, use 'on' (bus, train). If you have to duck or sit immediately, use 'in' (car, taxi).
⚠️

Don't say 'at the city'

Always use 'in' for cities, countries, and neighborhoods. 'At' is only for specific spots within them.
🎯

Addresses

No number? Use 'on' (on Main St). With a number? Use 'at' (at 50 Main St).
💬

At vs In School

Saying 'I am at school' means you are a student there. 'I am in the school' means you are physically inside the building.

Smart Tips

Ask yourself: Am I talking about the building as a container or as a destination? Destination = At, Container = In.

I am in the cinema. (Focus on the walls) I am at the cinema. (Focus on watching a movie)

If it has a screen or a line, use 'on'.

I saw it in the website. I saw it on the website.

Think: The more numbers you add, the more likely you are to use 'at'.

I live in 22 Baker Street. I live at 22 Baker Street.

Only use 'in' for cars and taxis. For everything else (bus, train, plane, bike, horse), use 'on'.

I am in the train. I am on the train.

発音

/ət/

Weak Forms

In fast speech, 'at' is often pronounced with a schwa /ət/.

in a box -> /ɪnə bɒks/

Linking

When 'in' or 'on' is followed by a vowel, the sounds link: 'in-a' /ɪnə/, 'on-a' /ɒnə/.

Stress on Noun

The CAT is in the BOX.

Prepositions are usually unstressed; the focus is on the object.

暗記しよう

記憶術

In the box, On the box, At the box's side—wherever you go, let the shape be your guide!

視覚的連想

Imagine a giant funnel. The wide top is 'IN' (big areas), the middle is 'ON' (streets/surfaces), and the tiny hole at the bottom is 'AT' (a single dot).

Rhyme

In a room, on a floor, at the window, at the door.

Story

A cat named Pip lives IN London. He walks ON the sidewalk to get to the cafe. He waits AT the entrance for his friend.

Word Web

InsideSurfaceCoordinateBoundaryContainerPlatformPoint

チャレンジ

Look around your room. Name 5 things using 'in', 5 using 'on', and 1 using 'at'. (e.g., 'The lamp is on the table').

文化メモ

BrE speakers say 'at the weekend', while AmE speakers say 'on the weekend'.

AmE speakers often use 'on' for streets without the word 'street' (e.g., 'I live on Broadway').

In many dialects, 'at' is used for functional presence in a building (at the mall) even if you are physically inside.

These prepositions derive from Old English: 'in' (in), 'on' (on/an), and 'æt' (at).

会話のきっかけ

Where are you right now?

Where do you usually keep your keys?

What is on your desk at the moment?

Where is your favorite place in your city?

日記のテーマ

Describe your bedroom. What is in the closet? What is on the walls?
Write about your commute to work or school. What transport are you on? Where do you wait?
Imagine you are at a famous landmark. Describe what you see around you.
Discuss the pros and cons of living in a big city versus at the countryside.

よくある間違い

Incorrect

正解


Incorrect

正解


Incorrect

正解


Incorrect

正解

Test Yourself

Fill in the blank with in, on, or at.

The keys are ___ the table.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: on
A table is a surface, so we use 'on'.
Choose the correct preposition. 選択問題

I live ___ Paris.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: in
Paris is a city (large area), so we use 'in'.
Find the mistake in the sentence. Error Correction

Find and fix the mistake:

She is waiting on the bus stop.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: on
It should be 'at the bus stop' because it is a specific point.
Put the words in the correct order. Sentence Reorder

Arrange the words in the correct order:

All words placed

Click words above to build the sentence

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: The cat is in the box.
Standard structure: Subject + Verb + Preposition + Noun.
Match the preposition to the location. Match Pairs

Match each item on the left with its pair on the right:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: 1-Room, 2-Floor, 3-Door
In a room (3D), On the floor (2D), At the door (1D).
Which is correct for transport? 選択問題

I am ___ a taxi.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: in
A taxi is a small, private vehicle.
Fill in the blank.

I saw the news ___ the internet.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: on
Digital media uses 'on'.
Choose the correct address preposition. 選択問題

Meet me ___ 42 Wallaby Way.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: at
Specific house numbers use 'at'.

Score: /8

練習問題

8 exercises
Fill in the blank with in, on, or at.

The keys are ___ the table.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: on
A table is a surface, so we use 'on'.
Choose the correct preposition. 選択問題

I live ___ Paris.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: in
Paris is a city (large area), so we use 'in'.
Find the mistake in the sentence. Error Correction

Find and fix the mistake:

She is waiting on the bus stop.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: on
It should be 'at the bus stop' because it is a specific point.
Put the words in the correct order. Sentence Reorder

is / the / cat / in / box / the

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: The cat is in the box.
Standard structure: Subject + Verb + Preposition + Noun.
Match the preposition to the location. Match Pairs

1. In, 2. On, 3. At

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: 1-Room, 2-Floor, 3-Door
In a room (3D), On the floor (2D), At the door (1D).
Which is correct for transport? 選択問題

I am ___ a taxi.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: in
A taxi is a small, private vehicle.
Fill in the blank.

I saw the news ___ the internet.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: on
Digital media uses 'on'.
Choose the correct address preposition. 選択問題

Meet me ___ 42 Wallaby Way.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: at
Specific house numbers use 'at'.

Score: /8

Practice Bank

13 exercises
Choose the correct form 穴埋め問題

The children are playing ___ the park.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: in
Choose the correct form 穴埋め問題

My new photo is ___ my Instagram profile.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: on
Find and fix the mistake Error Correction

We are meeting in the café.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: We are meeting at the café.
Which sentence is correct? 選択問題

Choose the correct sentence:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: The cat is sleeping on the sofa.
Type the correct English sentence 翻訳

Translate into English: 'El coche está en el garaje.'

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: ["The car is in the garage.","The car's in the garage."]
Put the words in order Sentence Reorder

Arrange these words into a sentence:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: The book is on the shelf.
Match each subject with its verb form Match Pairs

Match the prepositions with the best context:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: matched
Find and fix the mistake Error Correction

I saw him in the TV.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: I saw him on the TV.
Choose the correct form 穴埋め問題

The cat is sleeping ___ the chair.

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: on
Put the words in order Sentence Reorder

Arrange these words into a sentence:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: The students are in the classroom.
Which sentence is correct? 選択問題

Choose the correct sentence:

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: She is at work.
Type the correct English sentence 翻訳

Translate into English: 'Estoy en un autobús.'

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: ["I am on a bus.","I'm on a bus."]
Choose the correct form 穴埋め問題

There's a fly ___ the ceiling!

✓ Correct! ✗ Not quite. Correct answer: on

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よくある質問 (8)

Both are used! 'On the street' is more common in American English, while 'in the street' is common in British English. However, 'in the street' often implies being physically in the middle of the road where cars drive.

The rule of thumb is: if you can stand up and walk around, use `on`. If you have to sit down immediately, use `in`.

Always say `at home`. We don't use an article ('the') with home in this context.

Use `at the hospital` if you are visiting or working there. Use `in the hospital` if you are a patient staying overnight.

Use `at the corner` for the outside point (e.g., 'Meet me at the corner'). Use `in the corner` for the inside of a room (e.g., 'The chair is in the corner').

Generally, no. Use `in` for cities. The only exception is if the city is just a stop on a longer journey (e.g., 'The plane stops at London on the way to New York').

Always `on the phone`. You are using the line/surface of communication.

`At the table` means you are sitting there to eat or work. `On the table` means an object is physically on top of it.

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In Other Languages

Spanish low

en

English requires three distinct words where Spanish uses one.

French moderate

dans / sur / à

French 'à' merges location and direction.

German high

in / auf / an

German grammar is more complex due to noun cases.

Japanese none

ni / de

Japanese focuses on the verb's action, not just the spatial dimension.

Arabic moderate

fi / ala / inda

Arabic 'inda' can also mean 'to have' depending on context.

Chinese low

zai

Chinese uses post-positions (words after the noun) to specify in/on/at.

Learning Path

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