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Zovem se Bogi Szedlacsek. Živim u Mađarskoj u jednom selu: Visegrad. Učim hrvatski jer bila sam u Hrvatskoj, volim hrvatske ljude i sviđa mi se hrvatski (jezik). Učim hrvatski jednu godinu. Također učim i govorim engleski i njemački.

 

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The difference is rather subtle. In には/では the は often silently implies that while at/for this specific place something is true/happening/etc., for other places it is or might be not. This is hard to explain well in words so I'll use some of your examples: 机の上に本がある - There is a book on the table (it means only this) 机の上には本がある - On the table there is a book (it implies: but not somewhere else / or I don't know about other places) あなたはここに住めない - You cannot live here あなたはここには住めない - Here you cannot live (but perhaps you can somewhere else) その点で同意見だった - We had the same opinion on this point その点では同意見だった - On this point we had the same opinion (but on other points we did not) In many other cases は is used to stress this contrast e.g. 明日行きます - I'm going tomorrow 明日は行きます - Tomorrow I'm going (but not the day after)

(I am not sure I understood exactly what you wanted to say, so the meaning might be different)

I have a dream!

I have had a dream when i'm I was a chirld child, to help everyone who needed help. But, i cann't I couldn't do it come to true make this dream come true. When I grow grew up, i understand I understood that it's just a great dream, so beautiful, so ideal. But I still do what I think that I need to do. Today, I want traveling to travel the world, but I think I should traveling travel my country first. It's so beautiful... her Its beauty I can't drow in language describe with words. I'll tell you one by one let you all know when after I traveled.