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CloReLa investigates how speakers of closely related languages process and understand each other's languages. By employing innovative methods, the project examines whether non-native speakers rely on their native grammar and how exposure affects language processing and potential attrition.
Mainland Scandinavian (MSc) marks a fascinating linguistic scenario: relying on mutual intelligibility, speakers use their native language (L1) when conversing with foreign MSc-interlocutors and keep doing so even if immersed in the target speech community for years.
This raises the question if non-native speakers of a closely related target language (Ln) use different grammars or resort to the L1 grammar when processing the Ln, whether parsing it causes attrition, and if any of this is modulate…
UNIVERSITETET I TROMSOE - NORGES ARKTISKE UNIVERSITET
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