Elle campe en montagne
vs
Elle campe 脿 la montagne.
In the first one, why do I have to say "en montagne"
Sounds like "She camps in mountain". The second version sounds more like "She camps at the mountain".
Help please|||You can say both and your interpretation is correct.
The second version is more used in that context.|||I THINK that The first sentence can imply that camping is done in mountain surroundings (pronoun/adverb place) and the later would be an actual statement although both expressions could be used as an actual statement depending on the dialogue context
(Escobar ANY 80s influence for that name choice) Bonne Chance
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