"Ich lerne alle Fälle."

Translation: I am studying all cases.

[andymartin11]

In what situation would "I am learning all cases" be used? I'm not sure what is meant by it.

[deactivated user]

It could refer to grammatical cases.

[wataya]

Or maybe a law student preparing for his exam.

[dansksrk]

I'd write that as "I'm learning all the cases."

[Tony380188]

Agree. "I am learning all cases" sounds really odd to me.

[01tmJ8kb]

"I am learning all the cases" is accepted.

[phle]

Well, it's pretty much what we all have been doing here over the last few lessons :).

[Soglio]

Or it could refer to "case studies," the specific cases in which a theory or principle is examined.

[BaloghTams19]

In the Anglo-Saxon law system the so-called precedent law has an important role. Juristen müssen zahlreiche Einzelfälle memorisieren.

[Ludwig831091]

brief cases?

[penguin86]

Well im definitely trying to learn all cases!

[doublelingot]

I'm learning every case. Nominative, genitive, dative and accusative.

[Cherry406522]

Ich lerne alle Fehler.

[BRuffle]

What is this supposed to mean??

[-Copernicus-]

Please see the top thread on this page (under andymartin11's comment).

[Jrgen792736]

I am learning any case. Warum falsch?

[-Copernicus-]

"Alle" means "all," so this sentence means "I am learning all cases" or perhaps "every case." "Learning any case" doesn't really even make sense.