Thread: Привет всем!

Originally Posted by Ramil

Technically there are also:

Звательный падеж - (Vocative) which sometimes used when addressing someone:
Аня — Ань!; Саша — Саш!. Также старый звательный падеж сохранился в словах «Боже» (Бог), «Господи» (Господь), «старче» (старец), «отче» (отец) и других. Третья форма звательного падежа сохранилась в словах «деда», «доча», «мати» и т. п.

This was officially the seventh case in Russian grammar book before 1918.

Второй предложный (Locative or second prepositional). Since not many words has the form in its case (about a hundred in the total) it isn't considered a stand-alone case.
prepositional: «о шкафе» — locative: «в шкафу»
prepositional: «о лесе» — lovative: «в лесу»

Количественно-определительный (Partitive or second genitive)
gen: «нет сахара» vs. part: «положить сахару»

Во дела!!! С рождения (больше 30 лет) говорю по-русски, а про такие падежи и не слыхал даже
Век живи - век учись!!!

Possibly because 1918 is much before your time?

U're Absolutely right!))))

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