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What I Do Instead of Studying Linguistics — An Acrostic Poem
I solating
F usional
A gglutinative
P olysynthetic
PILLS - Fusional
"We share a quiet confidence between us. With the knowledge that your frequencies operate at a level only we understand."
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Morphological typology
Tonal languages are normally analytical, but some aren’t (english, for example). Creoles are normally analytic too. Most Amerindian languages are polysynthetic. Outside the Americas one can find polysynthesis also in the Caucasian languages, Munda languages in India and some in Papua and Australia. Typically agglutinative languages are Niger-Congo (Bantu), Turkic, Uralic, Mongolic, Tungusic, Korean, Japonic, Dravidic, some Austronesian, Pama-Nyungan and many other in Australia and Papua. Persian, Ossetian, Armenian and Kurdish are some Indo-European languages that are unusually agglutinative.
