ohh, oki, thank youu
Yeah, the nominative is typically the morphological realization of the 'subject'. While English has lost all of its inflections, we still see case in personal pronouns, although they're only really subject/object and the distinction between the various forms of 'object' aren't made at ALL. > "I like her, and she likes me." Where "I" and "me" as well as "she" and "her" are both different, but refer to the same thing being used in different ways in a sentence. We can compare this to, say, Icelandic, where the difference is made more clear with the vast majority of nouns: > "slenska er ikke erfitt a lra, en g langar ekki a lra **__slensku__**."