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They have distinct forms for some of the cases. There are many that are indistinguishable.
by hn_go_brrrrr 5y ago
They have distinct forms for some of the cases. There are many that are indistinguishable.
- pezezin 5y agoThat happens in any language with declensions. I mean, look at a table of Latin declensions, and depending of the declension and number, some cases have different endings, some cases don't. Anyway, it's interesting that in the European languages that lost grammatical case, the pronouns are only words that keep them.