Fun in the kitchen (игра в кухня)

Why do we use this case here? And this verb? What rule should I use here?
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Fun in the kitchen (игра в кухня)

Postby zekrahminator » Jul 23rd, 14, 16:59

So I am a Rosetta Stone student, and I am curious about why some of the things are what they are. I know it has something to do with the case system, but I just can't quite figure out which one.

Here is an example. I know that "семья в доме" means "family in home." Which case makes me add an e to дом?

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Re: Fun in the kitchen (игра в кухня)

Postby Mari_Ne » Jul 24th, 14, 00:14

zekrahminator wrote:I know that "семья в доме" means "family in home." Which case makes me add an e to дом?

In this phrase the Prepositional case is used.

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Re: Fun in the kitchen (игра в кухня)

Postby zekrahminator » Jul 24th, 14, 07:28

Большое спасибо!

That one was really vexing me.


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