Nach con el verbo suchen. ¿?
No entiendo la diferencia entre decir:
Ich suche Milch.
O decir :
Ich suche nach Milch.
Que significa este "Nach"?
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This pair of verbs ( suchen, suchen nach) reflects the specific / unspecific distinction in German. There's no pair of verbs like this neither in English nor in Spanish.
Specific :
suchen: you know exactly what you're looking for -> example -> I'm looking for a (certain) book. -> " Ich suchen ein ( bestimmtes) Buch"
Ich suche Mich -> this means you are sure there must be some milk and you just can't find it
Unspecific:
suchen nach : this would you rather take, if you're looking something indefinite -> example -> I'm looking for books -> Ich suche Bücher
Ich suche nach Milch -> you are not sure if there's milk but you are looking for some
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Para mi no hay diferencia. Aqui "nach" indica la dirección (como "hacia").
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