Re: PoS & heretics (was: Cases and Prepositions (amongst others))
From: | Marcus Smith <smithma@...> |
Date: | Wednesday, June 21, 2000, 1:44 |
Nik Taylor wrote:
>Some languages inflect adjectives as verbs. So, really, it's more that
>adjectives are a separate category that in some languages are inflected
>like nouns (e.g., Latin, Old English), in some they're inflected like
>verbs (e.g., Japanese), in some uniquely (e.g., Modern English), and in
>some a mixture of the two (I can't remember any examples).
Actually, Japanese inflects adjectives like verbs or nouns depending on the
word. And some can be inflected as either.
Marcus