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I was wondering if there are any situations when it would be more preferable to say "talon sisällä" rather than just simply using "talossa". Is there any actual difference between using the case ending and using a location adverb? Of course I know that if something is "under" something else then I have to use "alla", as in "Kissa on pöydän alla.", since there is no case which expresses the meaning of "under". But when one wants to say "in(side)" of sth, I can just use -ssa / -ssä instead of saying “sisällä, right?

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I was wondering if there are any situations when it would be more preferable to say "talon sisällä" rather than just simply using "talossa". Is there any actual difference between using the case ending and using a location adverb? Of course I know that if something is "under" something else then I have to use "alla", as in "Kissa on pöydän alla.", since there is no case which expresses the meaning of "under". But when one wants to say "in(side)" of sth, I can just use -ssa / -ssä instead of saying “sisällä, right?
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