Which one makes the most sense?
Which one makes the most sense?
Ethan Price
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Isaac Thomas
Him she loves
Carter Lewis
SVO because that's the correct in portuguese
Ayden Roberts
He wants her dead
Isaiah Long
What languages are SOV? French and Japanese?
Caleb Roberts
Ok Yoda
Xavier Myers
>not having flexible system where word order can be freely changed depending on the situation
Owen James
kek
Leo Rogers
Japanese, Korean, Latin, Hindi and most other Indian languages, Amharic, many others
Noah Collins
>en.wikipedia.org
>Unmarked word order - Natural languages
>OSV is rarely used in unmarked sentences, those using a normal word order without emphasis. Most languages that use OSV as their default word order come from the Amazon basin, such as Xavante, Jamamadi, Apurinã, Warao, Kayabí and Nadëb.[3] An exception to this is Mizo and its sister languages, of Kuki-Chin-Mizo languages in the Tibeto-Burman family of languages.
so there are natural OSV languages. it should say >1%.
Cameron Miller
French is not SOV
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Colton Cruz
German and Siouan Languages off the top of my head
Jayden Flores
Russian fits into all six categories
Dominic Stewart
Cree too
non-free word order cucks, OUT!
Jordan Reyes
Wtf you talking about. In German it would be "Sie liebt ihn" which is SVO
Angel Cox
Oh fuck I thought it was because of their adjective thing they do
But SVO is the natural way, right? Or unless O is a pronoun/character of some sort then SOV
Zachary Myers
S
Yeah yeah yeah
Connor Jones
It's a retarded pic because far too many languages are flexible or variable with word order.
For the record, Russian in that system is officially classified as "SVO", but obviously has very flexible word order.
As for French, it's also classified as "SVO", and indeed in most cases French is SVO. But like other Romance languages, in the specific example of "I love you" (in the OP pic), it would actually be SOV.
Ryder Clark
>"I love you"
oops, OP's pic is "She loves him". Still applies though, in that case prett much all Romance languages would be SOV.
Michael Campbell
None of the above. Love isn't real.
Nathaniel Rivera
Wrong
You are heartless
William Myers
>Sie hat ihn geliebt
For the most part, most of the books that teach German classify the language as SOV. It's only in simple stative sentences which German will utilize an SVO structure
David Wilson
You can use all of them in Serbian.
Real languages have word morphology and free people have flexible mother tongue.
Nathaniel Bailey
im learning russian and starting to get mad