My dictionary said that they both mean near, and I really don't understand how to use them. Could someone explain the difference for me, and use it in a sentence? Thanks.
My dictionary said that they both mean near, and I really don't understand how to use them. Could someone explain the difference for me, and use it in a sentence? Thanks.
I would say рядом is very close or a few steps away and близко would be other there like around the corner.
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близко -nearOriginally Posted by Orpheus
рядом - next to
Be aware of the following difference between the prepostions that are used with these adverbs:
близко к and sometimes с is also possible
рядом с
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Can it also mean nearby? I mean, I try to associate a mental image with the word, and I usually need to know if the word has many meanings or not. ThanksOriginally Posted by Milanya
Thanks. Say, is that Horny from Quake III, or Dungeon Keeper II?Originally Posted by ReDSanchous
Can't remember it now... I guess its from Dungeon Keeper II but I'm not sure of that!
"A classic is something that everybody wants to have read and nobody wants to read"
Mark Twain
American author/essayist (1835-1910)
WHSmith
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