My name is Vremita and I am 15 years old girl from Indonesia. I have started learning Serbo-Croatian a few months ago by myself (there's no srpsko-hrvatski school in here).
There's something I am still confused. It's the cases. I believe this thing is also one of the problems in learning Serbo-Croatian too (to non-SerboCroatian native speaker).
As we might have known, Serbo-Croatian has seven cases. They are nominative, genitive, dative, accusative, locative, and instrumental. What I am asking about is the use of gentive. Wow genitive has so many uses. I can't remember it well to express some feelings, like posession, etc.
Anyone can help me to explain about it?
And I also want to ask about another thing. How do "I went to the shower" and "I am standing under the shower" change in cases?
Hvala ljepo.



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