Re: Split verbs and other odd parts of speech

Gary Shannon wrote:
> A. Naming words: This class includes both nouns and
> pronouns, (except indicative pronouns which are
> considered to be adj/articles, see D. below.) which
> are treated the same in <whatever>. Native naming
> words tend to end in the letter "u".
Japanese, arguably, classifies pronouns as a type of nouns.  The only
real gramatical difference is that number is obligatory, whereas it's
only optional for regular human nouns

> C. Telling words:
[snip]

Sounds like case to me, if I understand correctly.

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