but um definitely it 's interesting to look at  at cross the bordered there.
Mm - hmm.
Are  are you going to p pay any attention to the relative position  of  of the direction relative  relative to the speaker ? For example , there are some differences between Hebrew and English. We can say um " park in front of the car " as you come beh you drive behind the car. In Hebrew it means " park behind the car " , because to follow the car is defined as it faces you.
Mm - hmm. Intrinsic , yeah.