near
The German word 'nah' is used to describe something that is close or near in proximity. It can be used as an adjective or adverb. For example, 'Das Hotel ist nah am Strand' means 'The hotel is near the beach.' It can also be used in the context of time, for example, 'Die Prüfung ist nah' means 'The exam is near.'
The car is near.
This sentence utilizes 'nah' to express physical closeness. The car is described as being at a close distance.
You live near me.
In this phrase, 'nah' is used to describe relative proximity between two locations, implying the person addressed lives close to the speaker's location.
The train station is not near from here.
Here, 'nah' denotes proximity, while 'nicht' negates this proximity, stating that the train station is not at a short distance from the current location.