How to pronounce“dyslexic”in English

dyslexic um and therefore uh when I went off to school I found conventional

uh dyslexic. Can you be that famous and be dyslexic?

The dyslexic or ADHD.

were dyslexic that would be very difficult because it' be hard for you to learn those languages which are basically written languages people don't

were dyslexic that would be very difficult because it' be hard for you to learn those languages which are basically written languages people don't

I'm dyslexic. I am severely dyslexic.

knew you were dyslexic?

They were all dyslexic.

I was dyslexic as a kid.

Because he was dyslexic, and he struggled, and it took him the best part of 30 years to actually find his passion.

I'm dyslexic.

So not only being dyslexic, but I missed a lot of school.

Not only am I dyslexic, I'm also allergic to eggs.

But I was dyslexic, little bit hyperactive.

I'm dyslexic, and unfortunately in kind regards I was mixing up a g and a t.

And I'm severely dyslexic, so I was writing like this.

severely severely dyslexic when he was a kid I was slow to learn to read but all

aspord or some dyslexic people that are really brilliant ADHD and some of the other labels and I want to emphasize these labels are

I'm dyslexic, and so I actually have to read a little slow.

And so being dyslexic and not fitting in in school and reading about Jane Goodall and having "Lord of the Rings" be one of the things I grew up on,

I'm a little dyslexic, and so I'm not a good reader.

I was dyslexic and didn't know it, undiagnosed, I didn't read until I was like 10 years old, like, way behind.

Mainly because I'm very dyslexic, so reading long speeches is impossible.

And Andrew Solomon is gay and dyslexic.

And while I'm still dyslexic, we found lots of ways to compensate for it, and reading and writing turned out not to

We have a son who's dyslexic who's turned out to be an engineer.

I used to -- he was very dyslexic and so I used to read to him.

possible for example that he was dyslexic that's a diagnosis I can't really formally make in a book because of the distance of time but it's

Why are our schools filled with dyslexics?

And it was there that I was diagnosed as dyslexic, and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and obsessive compulsive disorder, which my high school didn't recognize.

there's now thousands of blind guys and gals and dyslexic students going around uh taking pictures of uh images as they

to to deal with the fact that I was dyslexic but it wasn't until the 11th grade when I had a teacher and I'll never forget his name named Mr ravanel

you here in New York uh it's great the dyslexic theater company is in town and

you here in New York uh it's great the dyslexic theater company is in town and

And of course they thought we were having a go at dyslexics, which we weren't.

So there's not really a qualitative difference between struggling readers and dyslexic readers.

And obviously, I have a dyslexic child, so obviously there were Bs and Cs in the reports.

where paragraphs break where lines break but I wasn't I wasn't so badly dyslexic that I was that I was disabled from

device that sat on your desk and a blind person or a dyslexic individual we had hundreds of thousands of users but they

night and some of these people are great pattern thinkers made have dyslexic student she actually made Mena and she

things that you you would know about me was that I'm dyslexic so school was quite hard for me when I was young I couldn't read in the fourth grade and

at an early age I mean I um didn't know I was dyslexic at the time but um I am

20% of the people I work with on equipment were either autistic, dyslexic, or ADHD, all undiagnosed.

Just, like, dyslexic or something?

I really enjoyed the time down in Cambridge at Google and here as well because as someone who grew up as a terminal dyslexic,

like to be growing old you know with your memory slipping away or to be a dyslexic child and struggling in the

I'm her 19-year-old grandson Jason, I'm her dyslexic husband Bert.

faster than I can read aloud um but there were a lot of there were a lot of benefits to being dyslexic for me

important insight and and applicable beyond the fact that one of our Great American Writers was dyslexic and had to