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whathehell

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4. So it seems!...My croatian teacher, who also taught French told me

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Sun Apr 1, 2012, 10:53 PM

Apr 2012

Last edited Mon Apr 2, 2012, 07:07 AM - Edit history (1)

that English and French really HAVE no cases...Truly, the whole concept

of changing "endings" of words to indicate different persons/ relationships, etc.

was very hard for me to grasp at first.

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Does anyone here speak Croatian/Serbian? [View all] whathehell Apr 2012 OP

Slavic languages are big on cases RZM Apr 2012 #1

So it seems!...My croatian teacher, who also taught French told me whathehell Apr 2012 #4

Ucio sam se srbohrvatskomu jeziku na univerzite. Igel Apr 2012 #2

Hvala! whathehell Apr 2012 #3

Croatian , or Serbian language Al Arafat Apr 2012 #5

Serbian and Croatian are almost identical...In fact, it used to be called "Serbo-Croatian". whathehell Apr 2012 #6

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