The only thing that does not suck Bill think out is a vacuum cleaner. I learned to read in a month, being 4-5. My children learned to read in a month being same age. Many families I know teached their kids to read in a month or so at 4-6. It is not hard for a kid of that age to remember how 33 letters look and sound. Yes, in Russian words read as they written, there is no complex rules, but I learned to read English in a month too, as all kids in my school class.
So Bill think out a way to teach kids to read that sucks too? And it obviously does not help the kid to learn reading at all. So what stunning "help" does he mean and to whom?
The only thing that does not suck Bill think out is a vacuum cleaner. I learned to read in a month, being 4-5. My children learned to read in a month being same age. Many families I know teached their kids to read in a month or so at 4-6. It is not hard for a kid of that age to remember how 33 letters look and sound. Yes, in Russian words read as they written, there is no complex rules, but I learned to read English in a month too, as all kids in my school class.
So Bill think out a way to teach kids to read that sucks too? And it obviously does not help the kid to learn reading at all. So what stunning "help" does he mean and to whom?
What language has 33 letters?
Russian, obviously.
а, б, в, г, д, е, ё, ж, з, и, й, к, л, м, н, о, п, р, с, т, у, ф, х, ц, ч, ш, щ, ъ, ы, ь, э, ю, я
Other languages that use cyrillic letters could have other number.
Ty, for the answer.