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The World Atlas of Language Structures Bernard Comrie, Claudia Schmidt, David Gil, Hagen Jung, Hans-Jörg Bibiko, Martin Haspelmath, Matthew S. Dryer
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA

Chris - How many different languages did you consider around the world? (2005b) Semantic distinctions of evidentiality. Http://www.sidsnet.org/archives/other-newswire/2004/msg00155.html. The World Atlas of Language StructuresByMartin Haspelmath, Matthew S. Publisher:Oxford University Press2005 |712 Pages | ISBN: 0199255911 | PDF | 686 MB. A new edition of a print reference has moved online, and is freely available. We conducted a statistical analysis of >2,000 languages using a combination of demographic sources and the World Atlas of Language Structures— a database of structural language properties. Http://wals.info/languoid/lect/wals_code_djp. (ed.) The world atlas of language structures. (2005a) Encoding speaker perspective: evidentials. Quentin - In total, 504 languages. So they're part of a data set called the world atlas of language structures. The World Atlas of Language Structures Online. Typological databases such as the World Atlas of Language Structures (WALS), or the Typological Database System (TDS) provide rich repositories of information about languages and their respective features. According to the World Atlas of Language Structures, subject-verb inversion is mostly limited to languages originating in Europe, and the English version of that strategy, subject-auxiliary inversion, is rarer still. Singapore: Thames and Hudson, 2003. If you're interested in the properties and structural diversity of languages, you're in luck. There's No Blue on Google Maps. Linguistic Diversity and LanguageTheories, 379-397. The World Atlas of Language Structures is a large database of structural properties of languages.