In die Schule or In der Schule or Zur Schule? - German Language Stack . . . Nein, ich gehe in der Schule (aufs Klo) That's actually a common use Ich gehe zur Schule Correct, explained above Ich bin in die Schule Almost never correct Could be a very colloquial answer to a question, like Was hast Du nach dem Frühstück gemacht? Ich bin in die Schule (gegangen) Usually you'd expect a verb Ich bin in der Schule
high school: Oberschule, Hauptschule, Realschule or Gymnasium Schuljahr umfassende Schule) as a secondary education level which start since 5 years after elementary school, and "Oberschule" according Wikipedia the system was abolished in the early 1990s after reunification, it continues to influence school life in the eastern German states
zur Schule vs in die Schule - German Language Stack Exchange Ich gehe zur Schule I'm far away from the school building and tell my destination to explain what I'm doing right now Ich bringe meine Tochter in die Schule You hear this in Austria, because they use the preposition also for So it's not about standing in front of the building and entering it – that would contradict the meaning of
An der Schule or in der Schule? - German Language Stack Exchange I've seen a sentence like Ich habe Deutsch an der Schule gelernt instead of Ich habe Deutsch in der Schule gelernt Why is the preposition "an" used? Does it have something to do with the past?
abholen in, von or aus - German Language Stack Exchange In former times you might have said 'Confucius says' In our days replace Confucius by Google: Jemanden von der Schule abholen mostly means a child after classes Jemanden an der Schule abholen means: The school (more precisely: die Straße direkt vor der Schule) is the place, where you pick up the other person, maybe a pupil, maybe a 'schulfremde Person' Jemanden aus der Schule abholen means
Usage of articles with Schule - German Language Stack Exchange 5 I read this question Articles in real life where I saw a number of comments that said that it was typical of Turks, Arabs and Slavic speakers to say something like "Ich war in Schule" or "Ich gehe in Schule" because these languages lack the article model that German has
When to use ins? - German Language Stack Exchange Schule is even more extreme It iss used with in and with zu and there is no real logic when to use which It is just language in use same as in English by the way Sie geht noch zur Schule (she is still in school) Sie nicht gern in die Schule (she doesn't like going to school)