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Use it for questions about the accusative case.
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What is the difference between "al la domo" and "en la domon"?
Simply put, it works like this:
Iri al la domo means you travel some distance to the house, but you don't necessarily enter it. The journey to the house is the main point.
Iri en la domon means yo …
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