👉 Hetera-uxesis is a term used in linguistics to describe the phenomenon where two or more languages have different grammatical structures, but still share some common features. This can occur due to differences in phonology (the way sounds are formed), orthography (the writing system used), and/or grammar rules. For example, if you speak two languages that both have a simple sentence structure with a subject, predicate, and object, but different verb tenses, the two languages could still
