Yes, in Croatian we have seven cases (although sometimes not all seven are different, especially for pronouns). Latin uses six, IIRC.

Latin uses six, IIRC.

Yep: Nominative, Vocative, Accusative, Genitive, Dative and Ablative.

Ancient Greek doesn't have Ablative -- instead it merges the senses of dative and ablative.

Don't ask me to remember what they're used for, though. It's been a while.

Yep: Nominative, Vocative, Accusative, Genitive, Dative and Ablative.

Ancient Greek doesn't have Ablative -- instead it merges the senses of dative and ablative.

Don't ask me to remember what they're used for, though. It's been a while.

Croatian splits ablative further into locative and instrumental (BTW, you got your order wrong: is it Nominative, Genitive, Dative, Accusative, Vocative, Ablative - how else could you recite examples of declinations by heart ). I can remind you of usage if you want, but I would have difficult times doing that in English

So, Bitt, since you're from the south, is it "Yall and me..." or "Me and yall..." or "Yall and I..."?

I don't believe I've ever heard ``y'all'' ever used in that way. (Some might claim that ``we'' would be the proper pronoun to use in that instance, myself included. ) But if it were, the proper way would still always be to refer to yourself last.

I don't believe I've ever heard ``y'all'' ever used in that way

What? You've never been to the LongBranch?

I can proudly say that I've never been to the LongBranch, although I have shared the use of the Oak City Diner (now, sadly, closed) with many of its patrons on many occasions. It's hard to believe that people willingly wear pearl-snap cowboy shirts.