ノート:品詞

English or European parts of speech?

Shouldn't it be more general like "European parts of speech" instead of "English parts of speech" (英語の品詞)?
Many European languages have those parts of speech like substantive, adjective, pronoun (personal, possessive, ... pronoun), article (definite, indefinite article), verb (auxiliary, modal, ... verb), adverb, interjection, conjunction, preposition or adposition. Latin lacks the article, but knows the concept and has a term for it (articulus). I don't know about Persian and Indian languages, but they should have similar concepts too (as they are Indo-Germanic or Indo-European languages too). Of course, one could have a section for every language, but that should be too much and that shouldn't be needed, as it's very similar, like:
英語の品詞 - フランス語の品詞 - ラテン語

• noun (strict sense, younger), substantive = nom (strict sense, younger), substantif = [nomen] substantivum
• adjective (older also adnoun) = adjectif = [nomen] adjectivum
• pronoun = pronom = pronomen
• verb = verb = verbum
• etc.

-84.161.10.214 2015年10月31日 (土) 10:46 (UTC)

注意

>日本語の形容詞は名詞の前に付くので、「大きいぬいぐるみ」においての「大きい」や「かわいい子」においての「かわいい」は形容詞である。

上記の文章は、日本語文法として成立していません。--生物人類学（会話） 2017年8月24日 (木) 13:24 (UTC)