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When Opposite Premises Translate Identically: A Source-Conditioned Diagnostic for Multilingual Commonsense Items
Multilingual reasoning comparisons depend on translated premises preserving the relations in their English sources. Automatic translation scores can rank source-target pairs, but an acceptance decision alone cannot certify a counterfactual benchmark field. We test a source-contrast diagnostic for AC
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