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originally posted in:Psykana Librarius
6/9/2014 9:36:49 PM
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That reminds me.
Can Asians get dyslexia since they use moon runes and not normal letters?
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Yes, but its like a whole different dyslexia
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[quote]moon runes[/quote] [spoiler]I laughed.[/spoiler] Anyway, yes, they can. It's scrambles and rearranges the characters for anyone.
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Hmm, I don't think so. Assuming you are over 13 years old, you already view words as symbols, you don't have to sound out each letter as you read them. Character-based languages follow this scheme, they just skip letters. For instance, the word: The is actually a character to you, you don't rely on the letters.
