The idea was to build upon what’s called priming.
The fact that if a word matches the context it's faster to say it,
to read it, to make a decision about it, than if it doesn’t.
And we wanted to look at the size of this priming depending on
whether it fits the language or didn't fit the language.
So if we had a sentence like, the dog is walking down the street.
Or, the walk, dog is walking down the apple, right.
We could also look at a sentence like the dog is walking down the [FOREIGN].
Or the dog is walking down the [FOREIGN].
Now interestingly, [FOREIGN] in Spanish, and that's probably not the best example,
actually means can be used in the sense of a street, so
maybe we'd use something like, dog is walking down the [FOREIGN].
And oranges don't really have anything to do with walking in the sense that you
would walk on top of them.