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  • Why are French, Italian, Spanish etc. listed as SVO languages?
    French, Spanish and Italian use SVO in clauses with non-pronominal arguments Many languages make use of more than one kind of word order; the "canonical" order used in simplistic categorizations of entire languages as "SVO" vs "SOV" etc has to be based on some particular subset of clauses in the language in cases like that
  • What grammatical features do SOV languages often share?
    I don't think it's true that "if a language doesn't indicate case, it'll be forced into a verb-medial order (SVO or OVS) to differentiate subject from object " If a language has strict SOV or VSO word order, for example, the identity of the subject will be unambiguous even without differential marking of the subject and the object
  • How to extract Subject-Verb-Object from a sentence?
    Given a corpus of sentences, is there a way to extract subject-verb-object triplets? What is the state-of-art in detecting SVO triplets?
  • Why is Spanish SVO and not VSO? - Linguistics Stack Exchange
    You’re asking why Spanish is svo though it’s a pro-drop language Less obvious why is also with Italian But there’s no answer for such a question Some languages fix SVO other fix VSO word order during acquisition some fix SVO and pro-drop (spanish italian) some don’t (english) even some VSO languages drop the pronoun (Arabic)
  • syntax - Why do dominant VSO languages all have SVO as an alternative . . .
    Irish, Scottish and Manx Gaelic are all exclusively VSO, and SVO is only sorta-kinda possible in cleft sentences (if you ignore the initial copula and the relativiser) Welsh was originally the same, but cleft constructions have more or less become the default word order, so it does have SVO tendencies now
  • Why are Latin descendants SVO? - Linguistics Stack Exchange
    The premise holds for most Romance languages but it is difficult to categorize Spanish (the largest latin language by number of speakers) as an SVO language The earliest texts in medieval Spanish were all VSO and I, as a native Spanish speaker, tend to use VSO sentences slightly more often than SVO
  • How VSO (Verb-Subject-Object) works - Linguistics Stack Exchange
    But the adjectives added to my friend made it shift part of the structure to before the verb, so it is almost like SVO form This is the behavior I found for most of the other languages For example, with Welsh: I went to the store Es i i'r siop Literally: Went I the store My friend and I went to the store Aeth fy ffrind a minnau i'r siop
  • Languages with stricter and less strict word order?
    Although the language is nominally SVO, any word order is allowed, depending on the kind of focus the speaker wants to give and the elements used And like Spanish and Italian, it is pro-drop, and allows one not to show an overt subject, as it is already indicated in the verb Word order in the noun phrase is slightly stricter, but even there
  • What are the general word order trends of VO languages
    Lehmann (March 1973) proposed that SVO, VSO, and VOS are all part of a broader VO category I forget where I read this, but this may be an over generalization, despite their similarities I want to know what the similarities are –
  • SVO and SOV peoples? - Linguistics Stack Exchange
    Its unlikely that the split happen overnight, and the degree of dominancy of SVO over SOV may help to estimate when particular languages started to show a preference I cannot speak of many languages, but just comparing fairly rigid English with very flexible Russian is enough to see that word order preference is not equally honored among PIE





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