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> It feels so weird that according to this, a Swedish person that learned Norwegian would have similar effect as someone that learned say, Japanese. Is that fr
by _Microft 3y ago
> It feels so weird that according to this, a Swedish person that learned Norwegian would have similar effect as someone that learned say, Japanese.
Is that from the study itself or is it an own example? For what it's worth I'd not consider the pair of Norwegian and Swedish as languages foreign to another. They are basically dialects. The same goes for the pair of German and Austrian imo.
- NalNezumi 3y agoAn own example. The quoted part is from the article. And yes I would consider the same. But if the quoted part is to be believed, the implications are that the same effect occur between Austrian and German, as would Afrikaans to Mongolian