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Orthographic depthLanguages have different levels of othographic depth, that means that a language’s

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Pronounciation of the Latin alphabet letter <Ç> (it includes the Cyrilic letter Ç, which is ho

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Pronounciation of the Latin alphabet letter <U>It’s pronounced [u] in most orthographies, but

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Present and past perfect auxiliariesPeriphrastic constructions of tense-aspect with auxiliaries is c

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Null object languages Languages that allow the object to be omitted if it can be recovered from the

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Tenseless languagesLanguage that do not possess the grammatical category of “tense”, although obviou

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Prefixing and suffixing languagesMostly prefixing - Most Berber languages, Bantu languages, Guarani,

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Pronounciation of the digraph <OU> [ow] - Spanish (very rarely), Northern European Portuguese

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Relativization strategiesHow do languages form relative clauses like “the man that ate bread went ho

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Nonconcatenative morphologyNonconcatenative morphology, also called discontinuous morphology and int

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Double object constructionSome languages, instead of a dative construction (He gave the meat to the

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Comparative constructionsEx: “My father is older than my mother”. Types: 1. Locative com

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Languages that use “ciao” or a similar version descended from Italian as a greeting or an informal g

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IdeophonesIdeophones are a word class (part of speech) that occur independently in some languages, m

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Nasal harmonyNasal harmony is a tendency for assimilation of other consonants and vowels to the nasa

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