Pages that link to "Q1516105"
The following pages link to V2 word order (Q1516105):
Displaying 50 items.
- German (Q188) (← links)
- Icelandic (Q294) (← links)
- Dutch (Q7411) (← links)
- Yiddish (Q8641) (← links)
- Swedish (Q9027) (← links)
- Danish (Q9035) (← links)
- Norwegian (Q9043) (← links)
- Luxembourgish (Q9051) (← links)
- Estonian (Q9072) (← links)
- Breton (Q12107) (← links)
- Sinhala (Q13267) (← links)
- Afrikaans (Q14196) (← links)
- Faroese (Q25258) (← links)
- Cornish (Q25289) (← links)
- Low German (Q25433) (← links)
- Ripuarian (Q32145) (← links)
- Kashmiri (Q33552) (← links)
- Flemish Dutch (Q34147) (← links)
- Old High German (Q35218) (← links)
- Old Saxon (Q35219) (← links)
- Old French (Q35222) (← links)
- Middle English (Q36395) (← links)
- Old English (Q42365) (← links)
- Limburgish (Q102172) (← links)
- Low Saxon (Q168446) (← links)
- Austrian German (Q306626) (← links)
- Leonais (Q769659) (← links)
- Middle High German (Q837985) (← links)
- Nawat (Q1186896) (← links)
- O'odham (Q2393095) (← links)
- Brussels Dutch (Q2668371) (← links)
- Syldavian (Q2708019) (← links)
- Cornouaille Breton (Q2924573) (← links)
- Gwenedeg (Q2924576) (← links)
- Trégorrois Breton (Q2924581) (← links)
- Category:Verb-second languages (Q13301504) (← links)
- The electrophysiological manifestation of Dutch Verb Second violations. (Q38382788) (← links)
- Neural correlates of Dutch Verb Second in speech production. (Q48130508) (← links)
- Franco-Italian (Q54879035) (← links)
- Agrammatic sentence production: is verb second impaired in Dutch? (Q81022285) (← links)
- In search of the force of dependent verb second (Q109318674) (← links)
- Moving in small steps towards verb second: A case study (Q109318675) (← links)
- A Survey of Generative Analyses of the Verb Second Phenomenon in Germanic (Q109448188) (← links)
- Verb Second—Predication or Unification? (Q109448226) (← links)
- Variable verb second in Norwegian main and embedded clauses (Q113998361) (← links)
- What is “residual verb second”? And what does Romance have to do with it? (Q113998399) (← links)
- Residual Verb Second in French and Romance (Q113998400) (← links)
- Verb Second in Old Venetian (Q113998401) (← links)
- Arguments for and Against Verb Second in Karitiana (Q114002524) (← links)
- Verb Second in Medieval Romance. By Sam Wolfe (Q114009778) (← links)