"Egy lány van itt."

Translation: A girl is here.

[JohanFaisal]

When do you say "egy lany van itt" and when do you say "egy lany itt van", if it actually matters which you say?

[alantheazn]

What is the difference between 'ide' and 'itt'?

[vytah]

I think "itt" means "here", as in place, and "ide" is "to here", as in direction.

Like Russian "здесь" vs "сюда", or Esperanto "ĉi tie" vs "ĉi tien".

[TamsMar]

correct

[alantheazn]

Köszönöm szépen!

[Brijsven]

Think of it like this:

• ide -- hither (to/towards here)
• itt -- here

• innen -- hence (from here)

• oda -- thither (to/towards there)

• ott -- there
• onnan -- thence (from there)

[Lenka331683]

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[Lenka331683]

Thanks