29-04-2019, 08:00 AM
My last post in this thread may be a bit confusing.
One has to distinguish between, on the one hand:
- words that appear on pages that are classified as A or B
and on the other hand:
- A language words vs. B language words.
This is because there are many words that are common to both languages. This means: words that appear both on A language pages and on B language pages. Then there are more words that are 'typically B language' than words that are 'typically A language'.
One has to distinguish between, on the one hand:
- words that appear on pages that are classified as A or B
and on the other hand:
- A language words vs. B language words.
This is because there are many words that are common to both languages. This means: words that appear both on A language pages and on B language pages. Then there are more words that are 'typically B language' than words that are 'typically A language'.


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