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Originally Posted by Byzantine Prince

I never understood how finnish and hungarian were related.
They are pretty far geographically.

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because certain people from hungary immigrated to finland, through russia.

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Originally Posted by Sjakihata

a casus is a way to inflect substantives. For example, the casus I know of are: nominative, akkusative, genetive, dative, vokative and ablative.

if you know other languages (fx. german) you know what Im on about.

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I understand now.The casus in Finnish language are:Nominatiivi,genetiivi,akkusatiivi,essiivi,partitiivi,translatiivi,inessiivi,elatiivi,illatiivi,
adessiivi,ablatiivi,allatiivi,abessiivi,komitatiivi and konstruktiivi.so total number is fifteen.Bysantine Prince here is a link for some info about Finno-Ugrians.

15 ~:eek:

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The casus in Finnish language are:Nominatiivi,genetiivi,akkusatiivi,essiivi,part itiivi,translatiivi,inessiivi,elatiivi,illatiivi,
adessiivi,ablatiivi,allatiivi,abessiivi,komitatiiv i and konstruktiivi.so total number is fifteen.

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Aha! 15, my god - how can you even think in your own language, then. It must be a grammatical nightmare.

If you look at the link i posted in the previous post you will understand why, a little bit.Our language is pretty different then the Indo-European ones.I give you an example,this is the first sentence of this post in my language:Jos vilkaiset linkkiä edellisessä postissani,alat ymmärtää.count the number of words. ~;)