| O_o whats latin... (btw im hispanic well dominican to be exact) |
crowslayer91 said: "sociology" for instance. Latin for socius, "companion" and the suffix -ology, "the study of" Silly nitpick: -ology is, in fact, from Greek Logos ("word", "reasoning", "topic of discourse"). Now something I never got totally straight during the time I read it: are there specific word-order structures (i.e. when the verb comes, when the subject comes, when the object comes) that have different implications than others (say, verb-object-subject implies question, like in French) or are they all equal? |
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