This video explains why dyslexic people struggle and clarifies why English is one of the toughest languages to learn. Who agrees?

Yes!!

People say English is hard as heck to learn.

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That's why I teach math 🙃 and children with disabilities.

I teach children with exceptionalities, too.

I totally agree, I am fluent in 5 languages, Which I learned through time. English and German are my primary languages, Reading literature, is the absolute ultimate way to learn any language, and of course visiting the countries you have a favor for!

Tgank you for your input. I appreciate it a lot! 🤍

lol 😂

@KathleenWinche3 This is so true! LOL.....🤣

@KathleenWinche3 Are English words hard to learn or is English grammar hard to learn? Or both?

I miss Gallegher, the OG melon smasher