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linguisticmaps:Pronounciation of the Latin alphabet letter...

linguisticmaps:5.1.1 - Gender categories Note: 1 - the...

linguisticmaps:SYLLABIC CONSONANTS OCCURENCESyllabic...

linguisticmaps:Alienable vs. inalienable possessionLanguages...

linguisticmaps:LANGUAGES WRITTEN IN MORE THAN ONE WRITING...

linguisticmaps:Languages present on Duolingo! (as of 16 nov....

linguisticmaps:Serial verb construction...

linguisticmaps:Languages without fricatives (on the...

linguisticmaps:Order of noun and adjective.

linguisticmaps:GRAMMATICAL GENDER OR NOUN CLASS CATEGORIES -...

linguisticmaps:The pronounciations of the letter J in the...

linguisticmaps:Pronounciation of the Latin alphabet letter QNo...

linguisticmaps:RYTHMIC PATTERNS Stress timed - languages...

linguisticmaps:Languages with gaps in the plosives’...

linguisticmaps:IdeophonesIdeophones are a word class (part of...

linguisticmaps:Languages with gaps in the plosives’...

linguisticmaps:Lexicon map - The word for “tea” in the world’s...

linguisticmaps:Null object languages Languages that allow the...

linguisticmaps:Orthographic depthLanguages have different...

linguisticmaps:5.1.1 - Gender categories Note: 1 - the...

linguisticmaps:Pronounciations of the Latin letter ...

linguisticmaps:Pronounciation of the Latin alphabet letter <W> Romanizations and transcription

linguisticmaps:Comparative constructionsEx: “My father is older than my mother”. Types:

linguisticmaps: Languages that use “ciao” or a similar version descended from Itali

linguisticmaps:Tenseless languagesLanguage that do not possess the grammatical category of &ldq

linguisticmaps:Present and past perfect auxiliariesPeriphrastic constructions of tense-aspect with a

linguisticmaps:Number of personal pronouns’ casesExamples: English: nominative (I), obliq

linguisticmaps:5.1.1 - Gender categories Note: 1 - the languages in the Americas refer to the p

linguisticmaps: 1.1 - Writing systems around the world. Notes: Light blue is the latin alphabet, and

linguisticmaps: 5.1.4 - Clusivity Clusivity refers to the marking or existence of different pronouns

linguisticmaps: 1.1 - Writing systems around the world. Notes: Light blue is the latin alphabet, and

linguisticmaps: Tenseless languages Language that do not possess the grammatical category of &l

linguisticmaps: 5.1.4 - Clusivity Clusivity refers to the marking or existence of different pronouns

linguisticmaps: 5.1.4 - Clusivity Clusivity refers to the marking or existence of different pronouns

linguisticmaps:Existential constructionsAn existential construction is like the English verb &l

linguisticmaps:Existential constructionsAn existential construction is like the English verb &l

linguisticmaps: Null object languages Languages that allow the object to be omitted if it can

linguisticmaps:Existential constructionsAn existential construction is like the English verb &l

linguisticmaps: 5.1.4 - Clusivity Clusivity refers to the marking or existence of different pronouns

linguisticmaps: Languages with gaps in the plosives’ systemsThese languages generally have a v

linguisticmaps: 5.1.4 - Clusivity Clusivity refers to the marking or existence of different pronouns

linguisticmaps: 5.1.4 - Clusivity Clusivity refers to the marking or existence of different pronouns

linguisticmaps: Number of personal pronouns’ casesExamples: English: nominative (I), obli

linguisticmaps:Existential constructionsAn existential construction is like the English verb &l

linguisticmaps: GRAMMATICAL GENDER OR NOUN CLASS CATEGORIES - NEW VERSION Gender categories refer he

linguisticmaps: Typology of constructions for the verb “to like”. (If you know the

linguisticmaps: Present and past perfect auxiliaries Periphrastic constructions of tense-aspect with

linguisticmaps: Glottal Stop Languages that have a phonemic glottal stop /ʔ/ - about 40% of all huma

linguisticmaps: 1.1 - Writing systems around the world. Notes: Light blue is the latin alphabet, and

linguisticmaps:Existential constructionsAn existential construction is like the English verb &l

linguisticmaps: Present and past perfect auxiliaries Periphrastic constructions of tense-aspect with

linguisticmaps: Number of personal pronouns’ casesExamples: English: nominative (I), obli

linguisticmaps: 5.1.4 - Clusivity Clusivity refers to the marking or existence of different pronouns

linguisticmaps:Existential constructionsAn existential construction is like the English verb &l

linguisticmaps: 5.1.4 - Clusivity Clusivity refers to the marking or existence of different pronouns

linguisticmaps: Number of personal pronouns’ casesExamples: English: nominative (I), obli

linguisticmaps:Existential constructionsAn existential construction is like the English verb &l

linguisticmaps:Languages that use the basic 26 letter latin alphabet without any diacritics or accen

linguisticmaps: 5.1.1 - Gender categories Note: 1 - the languages in the Americas refer to the

linguisticmaps: 5.1.1 - Gender categories Note: 1 - the languages in the Americas refer to the

linguisticmaps: Present and past perfect auxiliaries Periphrastic constructions of tense-aspect with

linguisticmaps: Present and past perfect auxiliaries Periphrastic constructions of tense-aspect with

linguisticmaps: SIMPLE (and regular) VOWEL SYSTEMS Simple vowel sytems ranging from 3 to 8 vowels. I

linguisticmaps: Tenseless languages Language that do not possess the grammatical category of &l

linguisticmaps: 5.1.1 - Gender categories Note: 1 - the languages in the Americas refer to the

linguisticmaps: 5.1.4 - Clusivity Clusivity refers to the marking or existence of different pronouns

linguisticmaps: Number of personal pronouns’ casesExamples: English: nominative (I), obli

linguisticmaps: Tenseless languages Language that do not possess the grammatical category of &l

linguisticmaps: Number of personal pronouns’ casesExamples: English: nominative (I), obli

linguisticmaps:Existential constructionsAn existential construction is like the English verb &l

linguisticmaps: 5.1.4 - Clusivity Clusivity refers to the marking or existence of different pronouns

linguisticmaps:Existential constructionsAn existential construction is like the English verb &l

linguisticmaps: Number of personal pronouns’ casesExamples: English: nominative (I), obli

linguisticmaps:Existential constructionsAn existential construction is like the English verb &l

linguisticmaps: Tenseless languages Language that do not possess the grammatical category of &l

linguisticmaps: Tenseless languages Language that do not possess the grammatical category of &l

linguisticmaps: Tenseless languages Language that do not possess the grammatical category of &l

linguisticmaps: Synthetic future tense - languages that form the future tense of a verb by adding a

linguisticmaps:Possessive afixes - present in hebrew, arabic, berber languages, somali, hausa, turki

linguisticmaps:Existential constructionsAn existential construction is like the English verb &l

linguisticmaps: Number of personal pronouns’ casesExamples: English: nominative (I), obli

linguisticmaps: 5.1.4 - Clusivity Clusivity refers to the marking or existence of different pronouns

linguisticmaps: Present and past perfect auxiliaries Periphrastic constructions of tense-aspect with

linguisten: linguisticmaps: Plural Marking typology How languages mark the plural number on nouns.&n

linguisticmaps: 5.1.4 - Clusivity Clusivity refers to the marking or existence of different pronouns

linguisticmaps: 1.1 - Writing systems around the world. Notes: Light blue is the latin alphabet, and

linguisticmaps:Existential constructionsAn existential construction is like the English verb &l

linguisticmaps: 5.1.4 - Clusivity Clusivity refers to the marking or existence of different pronouns

linguisticmaps:Existential constructionsAn existential construction is like the English verb &l

linguisticmaps: Number of personal pronouns’ casesExamples: English: nominative (I), obli

linguisticmasturbation:Olga Likhovskaya, (b. 1958)

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