Language Blocks

Path / Route

Path phrase Perlative Route

Through where or along which path?

extended intermediate Context

Signification

The route, passage, medium, or spatial path through which movement, perception, or transmission takes place.

Comment le repérer

Ask what route or passage the event follows.

Exemples

Mots

through|across|along|via|over

Expressions

through the park|across the bridge|via email

Phrase

We walked through the forest.

Visual guide

Basic shape
EVENT follows a route
WE -> through forest -> THERE
WE -> across bridge -> THERE
MESSAGE -> via email -> YOU
Ask: through/along where?
Compare shape
Same route meaning, forms:
preposition: through forest
case suffix: forest-PATH
route verb: cross bridge
serial verbs: enter forest go
particle: walk through

Vue par langue

Dans votre langue

French (standard)
Présence
strong
Importance

Path is expressed with verbs such as traverser or prepositions like par, à travers, and le long de.

Nous avons traversé la forêt.

We crossed the forest.

Dans la langue d’apprentissage

Bengali (standard)
Présence
strong
Difficulté

Paths are often marked with দিয়ে or through/along-type postpositions.

সে রাস্তা দিয়ে গেল।

He/she went by the road.


Difficulté fréquente

Learners may confuse instrument দিয়ে with path দিয়ে; context decides the reading.

Same block, different coding

Both languages use this block strongly, but they signal it differently. Focus on form changes, not only meaning.

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