This is quite obvious in that he doesn’t always even use what appears to be OSV. OVS is common, too, as in the above “Problem listening have you.”
And I think I got that from Bosstone’s analysis. :smack: That’ll teach me to respond before I’ve finished the thread.
Ah! Big T! Finally, yes! 
So many online references to Yoda’s speech being OSV… They could be blown away by a topic-comment analysis. The data falls into place.
"Speech problem Yoda has not.
Listening problem, you have."
Regarding German verbs at the end, I love Mark Twain’s quote: “Once the literary German dives into a sentence, that is the last you see of him until he emerges from the other side of the Atlantic with his verb in his mouth.”
From A Connectivcut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court, of all places, although I believe he uses it elsewhere, too.