חקירה של השפעת השפות השונות בדגימות שפה

תקציר מקורי באנגליתarXiv:2601.21587v2 Announce Type: replace Abstract: The sequential acquisition of languages inevitably leads to Crosslinguistic Influence (CLI), where the syntactic properties of a first language (L1) impact the processing of a second language (L2). While modern language models exhibit robust cross-lingual transfer, the exact mechanisms governing how language dominance, relative proficiency, and typological distance dictate structural interference warrant deeper investigation. In this work, we systematically investigate CLI in artificial learners by training simultaneous and sequential bilingual models across 15 typologically diverse L1s and varying the Step of Exposure (SoE), defined as the specific training step at which the L2 is introduced. Utilizing crosslinguistic structural priming,