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So lets talk about adventurers. In some languages, subjects in sentences are happy to spend their whole lives in the same place they were born and raised. And in other languages, they get carried away by the spirit of adventure, and just arent satisfied unless theyre on the move. But how can we tell whos moving up in the world, and whos stuck back at home? And do our ambitious travellers leave anything behind in their wake? Im Moti Lieberman, and this is The Ling Space. At the core of Universal Grammar is the idea that the worlds languages are a lot more similar than they are different. But these deep connections dont mean that we can just ignore the tremendous amount of variety that we see. And one of the most basic ways that languages vary is in their word order. Like, English puts its subjects at the beginnings of its sentences, but Malagasy puts them at the end. So, a sentence like the rain is coming literally turns into come the rain in Malagasy. More exactly, the word
