Comparison between Spanish Sample Clauses

Comparison between Spanish. English and Dutch When these three languages are compared in terms of nominal agreement, it can be observed that there is a kind of scale. Spanish is a language with two genders, masculine and feminine, and it has a systematic and consistent system of gender agreement. Dutch also has a two-way gender system, but not as consistent as Spanish. Ultimately, English does not show nominal agreement in adjectives or determiners at all. This can be seen as a gradation. Spanish is the most gendered language. This is followed by Dutch, which also has two genders, just as Spanish, but these genders are not expressed as explicitly as in Spanish. English is at the end of the scale, because it does not have gender as Dutch has it, but it is closer to Dutch than to Spanish. This study specifically focuses on Dutch as a native language and Spanish as a second language. Since there are primarily investigations on English speakers of Spanish, the results of these speakers are also referred to in this literature review. In this way, hypotheses can be made for this study.
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