Languages

There are many different languages in the world - more than 200! Every langauge has it's own rules, or grammar. Our language is called American English, and it's one of the hardest languages to learn. There are a lot of rules, and there are lots of exceptions to the rules too! One example is the letter "c" - sometimes it sounds like an "s" and sometimes it sounds like a "k"!

Some languages don't even use spoken words, like Braille, Morse Code, and American Sign Language (ASL). ASL uses special symbols that represent each letter of the alphabet, and other symbols and motions that represent whole words and phrases.

We couldn't translate our site into all the different languages, but we thought it would be fun to see what "Write On Reader" looked like in some of the other languages.

Write On Reader	American English
	American Sign Language
	Braille
Ecrire Sur le Lecteur	French
Schreiben Sie Auf Lese	German
Scrivere sul Lettor	Italian
·-- ·-· ·· - · --- -· ·-· · ·- -·· · ·-·	Morse Code
Skriv På Leser	Norwegian
Escreva Em Leitor	Portuguese
Escriba En el Lector	Spanish

Translations provided by: FreeTranslation.com

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