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LjósÁlfr · 04-17-2007, 09:30 AM

I love cases, I find them quit effective when learning a language

. People always complain about them having to learn the conjunction (Is this the proper English word?) of the name-cases, but I find it easier then learning the word sequence with all it's irregularity.
Luckely I've got some friends who think the same about it.... I often use Dutch name-cases when speaking against them

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I like reintrocuding some very old fashioned english as well for, (Thou, Thee, Whence old conjunctions of for instance verbs and stuff like that).

'Whence didst thou came, and whence goeth thou and thy friend? I thinke that thee walkest in a wrong direction!!'

(This didn't mean anything, it wasn't a quote either, I just had to say something old fashioned

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04-17-2007, 09:30 AM	#37
LjósÁlfr Registered User Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Sá er einn staðr þar, er kallaðr er Álfheimr. There is a place in the sky, that's called Elf Home. Posts: 23	I love cases, I find them quit effective when learning a language . People always complain about them having to learn the conjunction (Is this the proper English word?) of the name-cases, but I find it easier then learning the word sequence with all it's irregularity. Luckely I've got some friends who think the same about it.... I often use Dutch name-cases when speaking against them . I like reintrocuding some very old fashioned english as well for, (Thou, Thee, Whence old conjunctions of for instance verbs and stuff like that). 'Whence didst thou came, and whence goeth thou and thy friend? I thinke that thee walkest in a wrong direction!!' (This didn't mean anything, it wasn't a quote either, I just had to say something old fashioned ) Last edited by LjósÁlfr; 04-17-2007 at 09:33 AM.