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What's interesting is that most native american language and most siberian-descended/adjacent languages are agglutinative. From finnish to turkish to korean/jap
by qiskit 4y ago
What's interesting is that most native american language and most siberian-descended/adjacent languages are agglutinative. From finnish to turkish to korean/japanese, it's agglutinative. Of course there are agglutinative languages in africa, etc. But I always found it interesting that languages with ties to siberia are mostly agglutinative.
- mjan22640 4y agoAll languages in the world are agglutinative, except afroasiatic and indoeuropean. These two families share a few more unique features in addition to the inflection.