I ask this because I think I might be dyslexic when it comes to Spanish. I’m in Spanish 3 and I can’t even read the most basic Spanish. I get A’s because I can conjugate and memorize vocabulary but when you put a sentence or some type of reading in Spanish I just can not understand it at all. I never had this problem when I was little learning how to read in English. So is it possible that I am dyslexic with Spanish but not with English?
Just because you have trouble with something doesn’t mean you have a learning disability. I also think it’s highly unlikely you “never had this problem” when you were four or five. Learning to read and write is rough and it doesn’t come all at once! Have you asked your teacher for advice on how to improve?
Well I probably had certain struggles but I don’t think I had an unusually hard time learning how to read. If anything I had an easier time learning how to read than most kids did. I have, the thing is I can listen and kind of speak in Spanish. I’m not even that horrible at writing in it. I just can not read it to save my life.
Well I probably had certain struggles but I don’t think I had an unusually hard time learning how to read. If anything I had an easier time learning how to read than most kids did. I have, the thing is I can listen and kind of speak in Spanish. I’m not even that horrible at writing in it. I just can not read it to save my life.
Do you have trouble understanding what you’re reading (such as knowing what the words mean) or literally reading it (connecting letters to words)?
@DogsAndMath23 The second one.