Subject and Object Pronouns in Native and Nonnative speakers of German

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Data from 2 experiments: Experiment 1: interpretation of L2 German speaker of subject pronouns "er" (personal) and "der" (demonstrative). See Hert, Järvikivi and Arnhold (2024) (DOI:10.1111/cogs.13436) for L1 results, and https://osf.io/5jgnf for the materials. Experiment 2: interpretation of L1 and L2 German speakers of accented and unaccented subject pronoun "er" and object pronoun "ihn".

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