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Languages with the Most Grammatical Cases
Cases are used in some languages to show relations between words in a sentence. The english language for example has 3 cases for personal pronouns, which is why we say "I see them" and not "I see they". Can you name the languages, which features the highest number of cases?
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Last updated: April 27, 2023
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Relox84
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Jun 11, 2023
Nice quiz idea! Though ultimately it's difficult to give an absolute number of cases for a given language: often it's not a clear impartial concept, but will depend on how classification works in the traditional grammar o each language. For instance, there is an equivalent structure in Finnish and Estonian for the commitative ("with") case, but Estonian treats it as a separate case whereas Finnish trats it as a postposition. In Armenian, the traditional number of cases is higher than the effective number of distinct noun forms, etc.