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ID:l0nSgoyb No.6835599 View ViewReplyOriginalReport
Hey guys,

I couldn't find anything satisfying on the internet, so I am asking you.
What is the difference in those sentences?

あそこにバス停があります。
あそこでバス停があります。
Over there is a bus stop.

ここで一時間をまちました。
ここには一時間をまちました。
I waited there for an hour.


I can't find an explanation to when use ni or when use de when adressing something with the aru verb.
Can you maybe help me to understand in what situations I would have to use ni and which would be de?