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My point is that there is a difference that creates a category of error in bilingual speakers. French speakers are likely to use the word fairly commonly; wher
by statstutor 6y ago
My point is that there is a difference that creates a category of error in bilingual speakers.
French speakers are likely to use the word fairly commonly; whereas, people with English as their first language are unlikely to know it.
So, via translation, the readability level has changed considerably.
- kragen 6y agoYeah, my girlfriend—a native Spanish speaker—was astounded when I told her most English speakers didn't know the word "quotidian", although its calque "everyday" is quotidian.