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RE[4]: What about Post-parsing?
by Gryzor on Wed 5th Aug 2009 09:15
in reply to "RE[3]: What about Post-parsing?"
Actually, in Spain the amount of grammar and spelling errors is above some other spanish speaking countries I've lately been in; this came as a surprise to me when I first moved to Spain.
I believe this is a common trend in many countries but one could argue that it was in Spain where the spanish originated, so "they must know".





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I should have added that we non native speakers obviously make more and bigger mistakes. They are just different ones. As an example, a Spaniard can easily say "Last night I dreamed with you" (it is how we say it in Spanish), while a native speaker would never make such mistake.
And yes, we also make many spelling mistakes in our own languages.