nach Hause
Here is a sentence written on my textbook:
Es ist schon spät, aber trotzdem will er nicht nach Hause.
But in this case, don't I have to add ”gehen” or ”kommen” in the end?
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No, you do not have to add gehen or kommen.
Er will nicht nach Hause kommen. --> Someone who is at home would say that.
Er will nicht nach Hause gehen. --> Someone who is out (not at his home) would say that.
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Thanks for your answers!
ありがとうございました。
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Hallo Daisuke, du möchtest fragen, ob ein Hilfsverb "wollen" noch ein Verb "nicht immer" oder
"unbedingt" verwenden muss?
私ははっきりと答えられませんが...基本的には動詞が必要ですが、後に来る動詞が明らかな場合、ドイツ語でもその動詞を省略されることがあります。(日本語ほどではありませんが。。。)
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I don't know how this is in Japanese, but in Korean 'to go' and 'to come' is used the other way round than in German, so that might have caused your confusion.
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