Structure de phrase de base

6 langues

chinois基本句型

A1Chinese word order: Subject-Verb-Object (SVO). No verb conjugation. Topic-comment structure common. Time before place before manner.

coréen기본 문장 구조

A1Korean word order: Subject-Object-Verb (SOV). Verb always at end. Topic/subject often omitted when clear. Particles mark grammatical roles.

hébreuסדר המשפט

A1Hebrew basic word order: SVO. Copula (to be) omitted in present. Definite direct objects marked with את.

yorubaÌtò Gbólóhùn Ìpìlẹ̀

A1Yoruba follows Subject-Verb-Object word order. The subject pronoun or noun comes first, followed by the verb, then the object. No articles (a/the) exist in Yoruba.

maoriRerenga Kōrero

A1Māori uses Verb-Subject-Object word order. Sentences begin with a tense/aspect particle, then verb, then subject. 'Kei te kai te tamaiti.' (The child is eating.)

hawaïenPepeke Henua

A1Hawaiian uses Verb-Subject-Object word order. A basic sentence places the verb or predicate first, followed by the subject. Particles mark grammatical roles.

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