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Q: Is there any available jobs in Tianjin Kindergarten?
2 years 28 weeks ago in Teaching & Learning - China
icnif77:
At some languages, like in Japanese, they never use nouns for plurarity ..., did you know? 
https://www.nayuki.io/page/problems-with-plurals-in-english
Problems with plurals in English
Some words are understood as either singular or plural without changing the spelling or pronunciation. For example, one sheep, two sheep; salmon, aircraft, species, means. These words still follow the usual rules of subject-verb agreement, e.g. “One deer is heavy”, “Two deer are heavier”.
In languages like Chinese where pluralization is optional, every noun has an unmarked plural by default.
... more ...
icnif77:
At some languages, like in Japanese, they never use nouns for plurarity ..., did you know?
https://www.nayuki.io/page/problems-with-plurals-in-english
Problems with plurals in English
Some words are understood as either singular or plural without changing the spelling or pronunciation. For example, one sheep, two sheep; salmon, aircraft, species, means. These words still follow the usual rules of subject-verb agreement, e.g. “One deer is heavy”, “Two deer are heavier”.
In languages like Chinese where pluralization is optional, every noun has an unmarked plural by default.
... more ...
