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Light verb constructionsA light verb is a verb deprived of its basic meaning. Many languages employ
Pronounciation of the digraph <OU> [ow] - Spanish (very rarely), Northern Europea
Prefixing and suffixing languagesMostly prefixing - Most Berber languages, Bantu languages, Guarani,
(near) Open/low front unrounded vowelThis is the vowel used in English “sad”.
Languages where 3rd person singular pronouns are the same or derived from demonstrative determiners&
Double object constructionSome languages, instead of a dative construction (He gave the meat to the
Comparative constructionsEx: “My father is older than my mother”. Types: 1. Loca
russianwave: Maps of the world from a 1988 Soviet Union Children’s book called мир и человек).
karijote: Language Maps of the US.
mapsontheweb: What European language am I reading? European language flowchart.
Null object languages Languages that allow the object to be omitted if it can be recovered from
Present and past perfect auxiliariesPeriphrastic constructions of tense-aspect with auxiliaries is c
The Latin alphabet digraph <CH>[ʃ, ɕ] in Portuguese, Northwestern Mexican Spanish, Sou
Pronounciation of the Latin alphabet letter <U>It’s pronounced [u] in most ortho
Plural Marking typologyHow languages mark the plural number on nouns. Many Bantu languages use
mapsontheweb:German loanwords in other languages.
mapsontheweb: Spread of the word for ‘mead’ or ‘honey’ across Eurasia.
The word orange in different European languages.More word maps »correiajoao:TIL that &ldqu
Tenseless languagesLanguage that do not possess the grammatical category of “tense”
mapsontheweb:Shark in European languages.
Orthographic depthLanguages have different levels of othographic depth, that means that a language&r
Pronounciation of the Latin alphabet letter <Ç> (it includes the Cyrilic l
Nasal harmonyNasal harmony is a tendency for assimilation of other consonants and vowels to the nasa
IdeophonesIdeophones are a word class (part of speech) that occur independently in some languages, m
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