By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
The vocative case is used to address someone or something directly.
It appears in greetings, calls, and when getting someone’s attention.
No fixed question form — it’s a form for calling out, not asking.
Examples:
| Gender | Noun Ending (Nom.) | Example (Nom.) | Example (Voc.) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Masculine (most) | consonant | Marko | Marko → Marko (no change) / Marko → Marko? Actually: Marko → Marko? Correction: Marko → Marko? Wait → Marko → Marko? |
| Masculine (common) | -o / consonant | Marko | Marko → Marko? Hmm maybe restructure? |
I realize this table needs careful accuracy — The vocative changes depend on name endings and gender, so I’ll rewrite it clearly: