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[VectraMan]

Frauen scheißen auf den Glastisch.

The question is should that be dative (dem) because it's a location, or should it accusative because it refers to a movement?

[stek]

The question is should that be dative (dem) because it's a location, or should it accusative because it refers to a movement?

Location is locative or prepositional case isn't it? Dative case refers to to whom something is given ie on the Reichstag, 'Dem Deutschen Volke'?

[VectraMan]

Location is locative or prepositional case isn't it? Dative case refers to to whom something is given ie on the Reichstag, 'Dem Deutschen Volke'?

Errr, Romanes eunt domus is the only Latin I know.

I think those cases folded together in German:

Two-Way Prepositions - German for English SpeakersGerman for English Speakers

[SueEllen]

Errr, Romanes eunt domus is the only Latin I know.
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Caecilius est in horto.

Grumio est ebrius.

Problem is I rote learnt my Latin to pass my exam so I can only remember simple sentences, some declension of some nouns and conjugation of some verbs.