All languages share characteristics among them, as proposed by Noah Chomsky, all languages share a Universal Grammar, that is, all the languages have linguistics traits in common.
For instance, they all have in common “sentence and phrase meaning”, “word meaning”, “unique sound system of phonetics” and some other linguistics features.
But what they do not share in common is:
A. word order
Different languages have different syntax, that is, they have different word order.
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