I'm a bit skeptical. The lines between what makes a language "strong future-time-reference" and "weak future-time-reference" aren't clear cut. All languages hav

I'm a bit skeptical. The lines between what makes a language "strong future-time-reference" and "weak future-time-reference" aren't clear cut. All languages have ways of separating future from present. Choosing a slightly different way of categorising languages makes the correlation with savings dissapear. http://languagesoftheworld.info/language-and-mind/you-save-what-you-speak.html http://languagesoftheworld.info/language-and-mind/you-save-w...