u/Divs4U

'Phenomenon' might be a bit much, but is there a name for when you are learning or practicing a foreign language, and slip into a different foreign language as a sort of support?

Like, you're an English speaker trying to say something in German but instictively use a Spanish word for something, even though that makes no sense. It's almost as if anything other than your native language is just all grouped together.

Edit to Add: As I'm new to this group I just noticed some friendly non-answers were removed because they don't answer my specific question. So I'm adding that I'm also interested to know if this happens to any of you as well.

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u/Divs4U — 10 days ago
▲ 135 r/Jewish

Is this Pro Jew, anti Jew, or a secret third thing??

I am just so confused...

But I assume if it stays up, it's anti Jew.
But would someone anti Jew draw a plain Magen David? That kind of thing gets taken down around here.
It also just sounds sarcastic and nonsensical like some Gen Alpha crap.

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u/Divs4U — 10 days ago