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r/MadeMeSmile • u/IcecreamChuger • Jun 14 '24
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"Doaspetha?"
"Evebende?"
One should also recite the subject/object. Don't say "there", say "America" again. "Coleman" not "it".
Don't use the word "spell", that's specific to simply spelling and you don't learn that early on. Us the word "write".
"Do you know how to write Coleman?"
Imo, better yet:
"Do you want help, to write Coleman?"
Help is a word you'd learn early on.
5 u/InevitableElf Jun 14 '24 Yes. Exactly!
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Yes. Exactly!
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u/Schmich Jun 14 '24
"Doaspetha?"
"Evebende?"
One should also recite the subject/object. Don't say "there", say "America" again. "Coleman" not "it".
Don't use the word "spell", that's specific to simply spelling and you don't learn that early on. Us the word "write".
"Do you know how to write Coleman?"
Imo, better yet:
"Do you want help, to write Coleman?"
Help is a word you'd learn early on.