“aus” is used for coming from places that you can enter (buildings, venues, countries, etc).
“von” is used as “from” for people, activities and stores that are referred to by brand names.
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Underneath the heading “von v aus” there is a button which says “Read More”. However nothing seems to happen when you press this. Is it supposed to? Thanks.
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Ah, that’s not a button, that’s just the headline for the “read more” section. Definitely confusing, I’m still working on the layout :)
Dein vs deinen
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The difference is the case. You need to understand cases to understand the difference between these two words.
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Underneath the heading “von v aus” there is a button which says “Read More”. However nothing seems to happen when you press this. Is it supposed to? Thanks.
Ah, that’s not a button, that’s just the headline for the “read more” section. Definitely confusing, I’m still working on the layout :)
Dein vs deinen
The difference is the case. You need to understand cases to understand the difference between these two words.