Carmelo Marchese
26 September 2017
MONGOLIAN ENGLISH LESSON 7
Change the words to adapt to case: Nominative Latin, Romanian, Greek (modern and ancient), German, all Slavic languages they have a combined system to change the nouns in order to understand its grammatical role.
In most of the languages the case system has been replaced by the introduction of preposition like “of, to, with, in, at” etc.
In English the direct object it is related to the position of the words, In this way we can distinguish who is the one who is loving:
The meaning of: The father loves the child, it is clear i.e. the child is receiving father’s love.
In some languages, when the position of the words it is not so stringent and usually the direct object is equal to the subject then they were forced to use expression like:
Mongolian - English lesson
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