han.rakas

[covert finch]

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[sudden echo]

I know á can mean to - I think but I’m some cases á and en mean the same thing that I’ve noticed but idk which to use

[cloud thicket]

so only à exists in French you'll never see á (except maybe in a loanword? regardless it's not an accent used in French)

and à  and en can both mean "to" or "in" depending on the context – prepositions are highly variable between languages and this is a particular case where English and French don't line up well at all

you should read these articles (and articles linked to from within):

• https://www.lawlessfrench.com/grammar/a-preposition/
• https://www.lawlessfrench.com/grammar/en-preposition/

[rigid tundra]

for prepositions of place specifically:
https://www.ohlalafrenchcourse.com/blog/article/prepositions-of-place-in-french-a-de-dans-sur-chez-et-en