User:Abraxas~enwiki/Books/Language: A Survey, with East Asian Examples

Survey, with East Asian Examples

 * Portal:Language


 * The Origins Of Language
 * Origin of speech
 * Mythical origins of language
 * Adamic language
 * Divine language
 * Tower of Babel
 * Essay on the Origin of Languages
 * Origin of language
 * The Mental and Social Life of Babies
 * Language acquisition
 * Neanderthal behavior
 * Language deprivation experiments
 * Proto-language
 * Proto-Indo-European phonology
 * Indo-Aryan languages
 * Word
 * Grimm's law
 * Glottalic theory
 * International Phonetic Alphabet
 * Indo-European languages
 * List of Indo-European languages
 * Afroasiatic languages
 * Ethnologue
 * Tone (linguistics)
 * Indo-Iranian languages
 * Indo-Aryan peoples
 * Language family
 * Comparative linguistics
 * Historical linguistics
 * Language isolate
 * List of language families
 * Grammar
 * Basque language
 * Sprachbund
 * List of languages by number of native speakers
 * Creole language
 * Mixed language
 * Constructed language
 * Pidgin
 * Displacement (linguistics)
 * Code-talker paradox
 * Psycholinguistics
 * Grammaticalization
 * Society finch
 * Intonation (linguistics)
 * Homo heidelbergensis
 * Evolutionary linguistics
 * Neurolinguistics
 * Linguistics
 * Universal grammar
 * Language
 * English language
 * Morphology (linguistics)
 * Agglutinative language
 * Altaic languages
 * Germanic languages
 * Austronesian languages
 * Koreanic languages
 * Korean language
 * History of the Korean language
 * Korean dialects
 * Korean phonology
 * Korean grammar
 * Korean honorifics
 * Korean romanization
 * List of English words of Korean origin
 * Hangul
 * North–South differences in the Korean language
 * Korean Wave
 * Analytic language
 * Context-free language
 * Fusional language
 * Isolating language
 * Pluricentric language
 * Proto-Indo-European language
 * Ryukyuan languages
 * Japonic languages
 * Classification of Japonic
 * Japanese language
 * Japanese grammar
 * Japanese writing system
 * Romanization of Japanese
 * Japanese orthography issues
 * Honorific speech in Japanese
 * Syntax
 * Phoneme
 * Inalienable possession
 * Morpheme
 * Lingua franca
 * Inflection
 * Grammatical category
 * Sino-Korean vocabulary
 * Grammatical conjugation
 * Declension
 * Ergative–absolutive language
 * Grammatical case
 * Languages of China
 * Chinese language
 * History of the Chinese language
 * Standard Chinese
 * Romanization of Chinese
 * Chinese honorifics
 * Chinese as a foreign language
 * The Chinese Language: Fact and Fantasy
 * Differential object marking
 * Colognian declension
 * Dutch declension
 * German declension
 * Ablative (Latin)


 * Appendix I: Some Grammatical Cases
 * List of grammatical cases
 * Abessive case
 * Ablative case
 * Absolutive case
 * Accusative case
 * Adessive case
 * Adverbial case
 * Allative case
 * Antessive case
 * Apudessive case
 * Associative case
 * Aversive case
 * Benefactive case
 * Causal case
 * Causal-final case
 * Comitative case
 * Comparative case
 * Dative case
 * Delative case
 * Direct case
 * Distantitive case
 * Distributive case
 * Distributive-temporal case
 * Egressive case
 * Elative case
 * Equative case
 * Ergative case
 * Essive case
 * Essive-formal case
 * Essive-modal case
 * Exessive case
 * Final case
 * Genitive case
 * Illative case
 * Inelative case
 * Inessive case
 * Initiative case
 * Instructive case
 * Instrumental case
 * Instrumental-comitative case
 * Intransitive case
 * Intrative case
 * Lative case
 * Locative case
 * Modal case
 * Multiplicative case
 * Nominative case
 * Nota accusativi
 * Oblique case
 * Ornative case
 * Partitive case
 * Pegative case
 * Perlative case
 * Pertingent case
 * Possessive
 * Possessive and possessed cases
 * Postelative case
 * Postessive case
 * Prepositional case
 * Prolative case
 * Prosecutive case
 * Proximative case
 * Semblative case
 * Sociative case
 * Subessive case
 * Sublative case
 * Superessive case
 * Superlative case
 * Temporal case
 * Terminative case
 * Translative case
 * Verbal case
 * Vocative case