[Nikki♥]

I found this. Sounds simple to me...

1. The nominative answers the questions "who?" or "what?". It is an initial form. All dictionaries give nouns in the nominative.

Студент читает The student is reading.

2. The genitive is used to show that something (somebody) belongs or refers to something (somebody). It can be translated by "of" in English.

берег реки the bank of the river

3. The dative designates that something is given or addressed to the person (object).

Я иду к врачу I go to the doctor
Я даю это другу I give it to the friend

4. The accusative designates the object of an action.

Я читаю газету I read the newspaper
Я встретил друга I met the friend

5. The instrumental is used to denote an instrument that helps to make something.

Я пишу карандашом I write with a pencil

6. The prepositional is used to designate a place, or a person (object) that is an object of speech and thought. This case is always used with a preposition.

Она мечтает о лете She dreams about the summer
Цветы стоят на столе The flowers are on the table

[Nikki♥]

Originally Posted by delsa

Not even in this thread?
Même pas dans ce sujet?

In this thread I always have time to learn languages.
In diesem Thread habe ich immer Zeit Sprachen zu lernen.

[delsa]

Originally Posted by Princesa!

In this thread I always have time to learn languages.
In diesem Thread habe ich immer Zeit Sprachen zu lernen.

Good...
Bien...

What about Malagasy? It's a very poetic language...
Quelq'un est partant pour le Malgache? c'est une langue très poétique...

And we need an African (although it's a bit derived from Indonesian/Javanese so there are some slight similarities...) language too! To have a representant from all the continents....

Et il nous faut une langue africaine aussi (même si c'est légèrement dérivé de l'Indonésien/Javanais donc il y a quelques légères similitudes...)! Pour avoir un représentant de tous les continents...

[ClaycourtaZzZz.]

I like you Ich mag dich
I hate you Ich hasse dich
I love you Ich liebe dich
Shout up! Schnauze/ Halt die Fresse

[Nikki♥]

Originally Posted by delsa

And we need an African (although it's a bit derived from Indonesian/Javanese so there are some slight similarities...) language too! To have a representant from all the continents....

Et il nous faut une langue africaine aussi (même si c'est légèrement dérivé de l'Indonésien/Javanais donc il y a quelques légères similitudes...)! Pour avoir un représentant de tous les continents...

You're right.
Du hast Recht.

[Nikki♥]

Originally Posted by Federer_Express

Shout up! Schnauze/ Halt die Fresse

Halt's Maul.

My fave.

[ClaycourtaZzZz.]

ok, wie de meinst.

[Nikki♥]

Originally Posted by Federer_Express

ok, wie de meinst.

Halt den Rand is also good. It sounds a little less vulgar.

[Bibir]

Originally Posted by Princesa!

I think there is another one called "Instrumental".

exactly!...and the last one..the easy one...LOCATIF!!!

[Nikki♥]

Originally Posted by Bibir

exactly!...and the last one..the easy one...LOCATIF!!!

So I got it right.

[Damita]

Originally Posted by delsa

I know that! Je sais ça!
I've taken German as a second foreign language at school...But i'm ashamed of my level...
J'ai pris Allemand en LV2...Mais j'ai honte de mon niveau...

Même chose pour moi, je ne me souviens plus de rien. Same for me, i don't remember anything

Originally Posted by Saumon

Je suis perdu dans mon propre thread. :retard: I'm lost in my own thread...

Ce n'est pas mon thread mais je suis perdue aussi This is not my thread but i'm lost too.
hey.... Dean we're Lost!!!

[Saumon]

Originally Posted by Damita

hey.... Dean we're Lost!!!

[Suzi]

[delsa]

Originally Posted by silverwhite

'iu' is always simply 'ee' (as in French 'lit') plus 'oo' (French "ou"). 'yi' is pronounced 'ee'. 'er' is pronounced like the 'e' in French "ne" but with the flip of your tongue backwards for the 'r'.

Thank you! I'm done with the numbers! How do you make bigger numbers?

Merci! J'en ai fini avec les chiffres! Comment est-ce que tu fais des nombres?

[delsa]

Originally Posted by Suzi

Do you like the change?
Tu aimes le changement?