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fandomsecrets2020-08-18 06:06 pm
[ SECRET POST #4974 ]
⌈ Secret Post #4974 ⌋
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(Anonymous) 2020-08-19 08:32 am (UTC)(link)Depending on how new they are to the language, there can be a significantly higher grasp on grammar and inflection within their writing style compared to some authors who grew up with the english language boiled into them.
Whenever I see a note saying english isn't their first, (or even fourth) language, I honestly get a little bit excited about it. Every language has their own unique nuances and processes. Oftentimes, there simply isn't a word to word translation from one language to another, especially when it comes to english. So I generally find the narrative from a non native speaker to be much more fascinating at times due to the distinction and purpose they have when choosing their words.
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