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1. www.steum.comSTEUM – Centre de Formation en Langue Sourde

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   STEUM, une société à responsabilité limitée créée en 2004, est un centre de formation situé à Nantes, spécialisé dans l’enseignement de la Langue Sourde (LSF). Notre expertise principale réside dans la formation en LSF. En réponse aux nombreuses demandes de nos clients, nous sommes fiers de proposer des services de haute qualité ...

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   Which language is a SVO language?

   • French is the most strictly SVO language followed by Italian. Spanish is extremely flexible in terms of word order - with VSO sentences being particularly common, possibly due to semitic influence. VSO sentences are totally forbidden in both Italian and French. Native Spanish speakers (such as myself) arguably use them more often than SVO.

   Why are French, Italian, Spanish etc. listed as SVO languages?

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   Is French a SVO language?

   • If you repeat grammatically correct sentences often enough, your intuition will develop and you'll be able to speak correctly without thinking about it. French is a SVO language but SVO (and other orders like VSO, such as Arabic) are generalities. Languages are flexible and may allow different orders for certain circumstances.

   Is french SVO or SOV : r/French - reddit

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   Is English a SVO?

   • Many languages make use of more than one kind of word order; the "canonical" order used in simplistic categorizations of entire languages as "SVO" vs. "SOV" etc. has to be based on some particular subset of clauses in the language in cases like that. English isn't SVO in all circumstances either: "What do you want?"

   Why are French, Italian, Spanish etc. listed as SVO languages?

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