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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. A zero-marking language is one where there tend to be no grammatical marks on either the dependents or modifiers or the heads or nuclei showing the relationship between different constituents of a phrase. Pervasive zero marking is very rare, but instances of zero marking in various forms do occur in quite a number of languages. In many East and Southeast Asian languages, such as Thai and Vietnamese, the head verb and its dependents are not marked for any arguments or for the nouns'' roles in the sentence.