In Dutch, you can start a sentence with waar when you ask for a certain location. This is easy, it looks similar in English.
But you also start a question with waar when a preposition is involved. Let's look at some examples again.
As you can see you have two options: separating waar from the preposition or keep the two parts together. The first option is most common, but the second option might be easier for Dutch learners.
Keep in mind that the preposition met and the preposition tot change in this construction.
If it involves a person, you use a different construction:
You also see this construction in the relative clause.
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