Thread: Can someone translate the word 'Dyslexia' for me

I'm trying to help a Thai student who i believe to be dyslexic. Instead of the Thai teachers trying to help her they just brand her as stupid. Her Thai and English writing consists of different shapes.

Probably a lost cause but maybe I can try.

Thanks

Thanks

Dyslexic people see the world in 3-d as opposed to flat. It means that they are capable of tapping into higher intelligence. It also means that they typically do poorly in a structured learning environment. When a cixelsid I mean dislexic sees a word it spins freely in 3-d space and tehrefroe ti dsoent mttaer waht odrer the lettres are in. 3, M, W, and E all look nearly the same in this 3-D world.

As long as the first and last letters are the same. Yeah yeah we know.

Originally Posted by gjbkk

ความบกพร่องในการอ่าน khwaam bohk phraawng nai gaan aan

Ewll node.

Originally Posted by wandering

Dyslexic people see the world in 3-d as opposed to flat. It means that they are capable of tapping into higher intelligence. It also means that they typically do poorly in a structured learning environment. When a cixelsid I mean dislexic sees a word it spins freely in 3-d space and tehrefroe ti dsoent mttaer waht odrer the lettres are in. 3, M, W, and E all look nearly the same in this 3-D world.

That made me spin out a bit.

Originally Posted by wandering

Dyslexic people see the world in 3-d as opposed to flat. It means that they are capable of tapping into higher intelligence. It also means that they typically do poorly in a structured learning environment. When a cixelsid I mean dislexic sees a word it spins freely in 3-d space and tehrefroe ti dsoent mttaer waht odrer the lettres are in. 3, M, W, and E all look nearly the same in this 3-D world.

.....try that in Thai.

อ่านแล้วไม่เข้าใจ , hard to understand.

Dyslexia= ดิสเลคเซีย
Dys lex ia



But just don't expect the Thai's to understand it. Most of them have never heard of this world

Is this problem recognised in Thailand as the teachers seem to be unaware of it.

Originally Posted by Jesus Jones

Is this problem recognised in Thailand as the teachers seem to be unaware of it.

can you read thai?
it's better for me to explain it in thai, even it's worse for you

ดิสเลคเซีย ditL laehkF siiaMpronunciation guideAUAdìtlêeksiaBua Luangdìt′lâyk-sia
[noun, loanword, English]
definition
[Thai transcription of the foreign loanword, "dyslexia"]

It aixelsyd is.

Sounds better than epilepsy, which is "fainting pig disease".

Dyslexic people make the best designers. In my class at uni we had three dyslexic guys and they were always top of the class.

Originally Posted by wandering

Dyslexic people see the world in 3-d as opposed to flat. It means that they are capable of tapping into higher intelligence. It also means that they typically do poorly in a structured learning environment. When a cixelsid I mean dislexic sees a word it spins freely in 3-d space and tehrefroe ti dsoent mttaer waht odrer the lettres are in. 3, M, W, and E all look nearly the same in this 3-D world.

This is intriguing.

tehrefroe ti dsoent mttaer waht odrer the lettres are in

Reading that was dead easy - didn't slow down more than 5% on the first pass. Does this mean I'm lysdexic?

Actually, practically, I often mix up letters when writing - especially as I've got older.

I knew a dyslexic who went to a Toga party dressed as a goat.

I went to a dyslexic rave once. Every one was high on 'F'.

Did you hear the joke about the dyslexic guy who walked into a bra?

My SO for many years was dyslexic. She tried to kill herself twice and did poorly in school...but her memory was phenom...she graduated from nursing school and now makes $80k a year as a nurse in SF. She could remember conversations a year later to the word. Remember, you said you "would take me skiing on my birthday" growing up in Hawaii, she had never been in the snow. I took her to Colorado to go skiing and we came back with a Husky dog.

She could remember conversations a year later to the word. Remember, you said you "would take me skiing on my birthday"

All women can remember empty promises.

Did you get about the agnostic dyslexic?

he didnt know whether he believed in Dog or not

Originally Posted by tjyflhol

She could remember conversations a year later to the word. Remember, you said you "would take me skiing on my birthday"

All women can remember empty promises.

all promises!

Forget a promise at your own peril