What is Dyslexia ?

Dyslexia is a learning disorder that affects an individual's ability to read, write, and spell. While there is no one specific alphabet that dyslexics tend to have a harder time with, dyslexia can affect reading and writing in any language or writing system, including Latin, Arabic, and other scripts.

 

However, some studies suggest that dyslexia may be more prevalent in languages with complex orthographies (the set of spelling rules for a language), such as English and French, compared to languages with more consistent orthographies, such as Italian and Finnish. This is because the inconsistency of spelling rules in languages like English can make it more difficult for dyslexics to recognize and remember words.

In general, dyslexia affects each individual differently, and the specific challenges they face can vary depending on the language and writing system they are working with. However, there are strategies and interventions that can help dyslexics improve their reading and writing abilities, regardless of the language or writing system involved.