| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - In contrast to those typical common nouns, the so-called count nouns like 'person' and 'horse', in Indo-European languages such as Greek and English, the syntax of Chinese nouns appears strikingly similar to the syntax of those uncountable nouns either 'collective nouns' (such as 'people', 'cattle' and 'police') or 'mass nouns' (such as 'water' and 'snow').
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