"IIRC, Finnish has something like 28 noun cases. That is intimidating"
Finnish (and other agglutinative languages) use suffixes to express many concepts that in English are expressed with prepositions:
imagine if instead of "in my room" you would have to say "room-my-in" and you would call this the noun case of "containment" or something similar, the number of cases would go up pretty quickly.
Finnish (and other agglutinative languages) use suffixes to express many concepts that in English are expressed with prepositions: imagine if instead of "in my room" you would have to say "room-my-in" and you would call this the noun case of "containment" or something similar, the number of cases would go up pretty quickly.