Question

What's the difference between in Paris and on Paris? Could you give me answer, please?​

Answer 1

When you are somewhere you can say 'in'

reason-“In” is used when you want to indicate a position within a limited space, but in a more general sense. It's best suited when you want to say something is contained within something else or inside something else.

'we are in Paris'

Whereas ''On” is used to indicate a position atop a surface or just above or outside a given area. So, you could also say, “Steven got a tattoo on his chest,” or, “She placed the star on the tree.”

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