Well, sure since acording to Nick you only have to read the first and last letter of every word! :O) I love that. What is amazing is that I am sure that everyone could in fact understand his post completely spelled as it was... :o)
English grammar rules are the reason why Americans spend so many years in English grammar classes in school and still at graduation very few can actually speak English well!


>Hi Nick,
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>I wish it would be true for my 5 old son. He knows letters from the age of 2, but he can not put them together. Unfortunately, I can not teach him read in English, because I have problems reading correctly in English myself. I often catch myself that I start doubting if I read correctly even common word. If I see a new complicated word, I still have troubles. I forgot all the rules how to read correctly and besides there are lots of exceptions anyway.
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>However, I would appreciate if somebody can give me a quick lesson how to read. May be from this forum I'll remember.
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>>Aoccdrnig to rscheearch at an Elingsh uinervtisy, it deosn’t mttaer in waht oredr the ltteers in a wrod are, olny taht the frist and lsat ltteres are at the rghit pcleas. The rset can be a toatl mses and you can sitll raed it wouthit a porbelm. Tihs is bcuseae we do not raed ervey lteter by ilstef, but the wrod as a wlohe.
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>>Here is a Russian version of the same for those who can. :)
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>>Ïî ðçåëóëüàòòàì èëññåîâàäíèé îäîíãî àíëèãéñîêãî óíâèåðòèñåòà, íå èååìò çàí÷íåèÿ, âêîêàì ïðÿîêäå ðñàïîæîëåíà áêóâû â ñîëâå. Ãàëâîíå, ÷îòáû ïðåàâÿ è ïñëîåíäÿÿ áêâóû áëûè íà ìñåòå. Îñàòüëûíå áêóâû ìãîóò ñåëäîâòàü â ïëîîíì áñåïîðäÿêå, âñå-ðâàíî òêåñò ÷òàèòñåÿ áåç ïîáðåëì. Ïè÷ðèîíé ýãîòî ÿëâÿòåñÿ òî, ÷òî ìû íå ÷èàòåì êäàóæþ áêóâó ïî îòäëüåíîòñè, à âñå ñîëâî öëèêåîì.
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>>Source:
>>http://www.computerra.ru/xterra/34923/