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Slavic Case System - Nominative

The nominative case is the basic form of nouns and is used for the subject of a sentence. In Slavic languages, the nominative case typically has different endings depending on gender and number.

Examples:

- Russian: собака (sobaka) - dog
- Polish: pies - dog
- Czech: pes - dog

Usage:

The nominative case is used when the noun is:

1. The subject of the sentence
2. A predicate nominative (after "to be" verbs)

This case forms the foundation for learning other cases in Slavic languages.

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