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Learn German | Preposition "in" - Dativ or Akkusativ? Which Case? (A2) || Deutsch Für Euch 114

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Prepositions are something many people wonder about both early and late when learning German - especially when a preposition can trigger different cases depending on the context. In this video, I explain the grammar aspects of the preposition "in" - and when to use the Dativ or Akkusativ. It's pretty simple once you get the idea! :)
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