Prenominales
Prenominales are a linguistic phenomenon primarily observed in certain Romance languages, particularly in informal speech. They are adverbs or adverbial phrases that precede the verb they modify. This placement is often used for emphasis or to convey a particular tone, such as surprise or certainty. For example, in French, one might say "Je sais bien" (I know well) instead of the more neutral "Je le sais bien" (I know it well), where "bien" acts as a prenominale emphasizing the speaker's knowledge.
The concept of prenominales is distinct from typical adverb placement, which often occurs after the verb or
The exact classification and analysis of prenominales can vary among linguists. Some consider them to be a