Author’s Column | Tymur Levitin on Language, Meaning and Respect
Jan 14, 2026
Why English Has No Cases — and Still Uses the Same Logic
One of the most common misconceptions about English is this: “English is easy because it has no cases.” This statement is only half true.English has no visible case endings — but it absolutely has case logic. The difference is not in meaning.The difference is in how meaning is encoded. When a Language Removes Forms, It […]
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