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> I get the order of the words mixed up to the other language. I'm trying to piece whether this would be anicdotal evidence for or against the previous stateme
by eks391 3y ago
> I get the order of the words mixed up to the other language.
I'm trying to piece whether this would be anicdotal evidence for or against the previous statement of
> All brains work that way.
Since there are many ways this could be occuring, would you say that you are ...
• putting the 2nd language in the order of your native language (or opposite)
• putting word order in active voice (or passive) regardless of which language you are speaking
• or putting the words in the order of whichever language has been dominate at the time. Like if you are somewhere where you mostly have been speaking Language A, and suddenly switch to Language B, you accidentally use Language A grammar
- taosx 3y ago> • or putting the words in the order of whichever language has been dominate at the time. It's something along the lines of the third case, but there are also cases where a word by word translation is going on when I'm trying to express concepts I've learned in a language into the other.