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Im curious now as I try to understand this concept more: Are topic/comment languages basically called that because they treat a word marked/designated as the 'topic' as a seperate element from the subject and predicate?
Also are languages that dont really have or make use of copulas in normal expressions more likely to be topic/comment languages?
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Brief info about the Topic-Comment syntax in languages by Daniel Büring of UCLA March 2007
All I can think of when I see this gif
Is that this is a really good example of topic-comment arrangement in American Sign Language. Because in ASL, if you want to say something, for example "He blows me" you would indeed sign it something like "TOPIC" "COMMENT"/"PREDICATE" which comes out to "BLOWJOB HIM ME" meaning "he gives me a blowjob/he blows me".
