Latin has cases while english has three or five?

Latin has 6 cases while English has 3 cases.

Explanation:

Cases are grammatical function of a pronoun or noun. The three cases in English are; objective(him), possessive(his) and subjective(he). The cases mentioned above are cases we are using in modern English now. For old English, nominative, genitive and accusative were used.

The number of cases differs between languages, for instance Romanian has five cases, Ukrainian have seven cases, Tamil have eight cases,Hungarian has 18 cases, German have four.

LATIN have SIX(6) CASE, they are Nominative, Genitive case, Dative case, Accusative case , Ablative case, and Vocative case.

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