It's a lot easier to detect when you mostly interact with non English speakers.
I asked an LLM to rewrite this to make it nicer and got the following. I'd flag the first because I don't usually hear "majority of your interactions" in conversation but I might miss it. The second will probably get by me. As for the third, I never say "considerably easier" unless I'm trying to sound artificially posh.
1. It becomes much more noticeable when the majority of your interactions are with non-native English speakers.
2.It tends to stand out more when most of the people you interact with speak English as a second language.
3. It's considerably easier to identify when most of your interactions involve people whose primary language isn't English.
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It's a lot easier to detect when you mostly interact with non English speakers.
I asked an LLM to rewrite this to make it nicer and got the following. I'd flag the first because I don't usually hear "majority of your interactions" in conversation but I might miss it. The second will probably get by me. As for the third, I never say "considerably easier" unless I'm trying to sound artificially posh.
1. It becomes much more noticeable when the majority of your interactions are with non-native English speakers.
2.It tends to stand out more when most of the people you interact with speak English as a second language.
3. It's considerably easier to identify when most of your interactions involve people whose primary language isn't English.