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    each other

    Could someone please explain the stuff with друг друга, друг к другу, друг у друга and so on? Or just give a link to a document that explains it? I'm a bit lost.

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    друг друга means "each other". If you have to use a preposition, you put it in the middle. For example, if you'd like to say "to each other", you say "друг к другу". Is this what your question was about?
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    Quote Originally Posted by adoc
    друг друга means "each other". If you have to use a preposition, you put it in the middle. For example, if you'd like to say "to each other", you say "друг к другу". Is this what your question was about?
    And they second друг just takes the appropriate male case ending.
    Они говорили друг с другом, etc. Just like, e.g., Саша говорил с Машей.
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    Yep, that should cover it.
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