"I'm at the dam." OR "I'm at dam"

[twilit1988]

My respected teacher

1: "I'm at the dam." OR "I'm at dam"
2: "Money will be saved to your account." OR "Money will be saved in your account."

Thanks in advance!

[bhaisahab]

My respected teacher

1: "I'm at the dam." OR "I'm at dam"
2: "Money will be saved to your account." OR "Money will be saved in your account."

Thanks in advance!

1. 'I am at the dam' (you obviously didn't believe me when I told you this before)
2. Either is ok depending on context.

[konungursvia]

I can confirm Bhaisahab is correct. Doubting Thomases!

[twilit1988]

1. 'I am at the dam' (you obviously didn't believe me when I told you this before)
2. Either is ok depending on context.

Sorry - You are my teacher.I believe what you teach me.
That time, I asked about the ''river'' so I thought maybe it would be different for ''dam''

I'm curious to know about your username.

''Bhai'' means ''brother'' in Urdu/Hindi
''Sahab'' is used to call someone respectivily''

[bhaisahab]

Sorry - You are my teacher.I believe what you teach me.
That time, I asked about the ''river'' so I thought maybe it would be different for ''dam''

I'm curious to know about your username.

''Bhai'' means ''brother'' in Urdu/Hindi
''Sahab'' is used to call someone respectivily''

I lived and worked in India (Rajasthan) for three years and I visit India very often. During the time that I worked there, my younger colleagues called me Bhaisahab and my wife Bhabhiji. I have many friends in India.

[twilit1988]

I lived and worked in India (Rajasthan) for three years and I visit India very often. During the time that I worked there, my younger colleagues called me Bhaisahab and my wife Bhabhiji. I have many friends in India.

Oh That's nice to hear...

Thank you!