Why kids write letters backward

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The lack of directional identity in nature is also why many videos can be played in a "flipped" orientation (usually to avoid copyright strike) without the viewer feeling too odd (until, of course, when something with written letters appear on screen).

Can't remember I really had that problem. Maybe because I, like many other kids in my country learned cursive writing?
I did mess up with numbers, like writing 42 as 24, probably because, literally translated, we say two and fourty.

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I used to write backwards till 7th grade so that my classmates couldn't copy me. Though I corrected them at home.

Haha I used to write 3 backwards all the time as a kid

Am Nigerian and I know it was the right hand instantly

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If you type your name in Behind the Name and check a variant, and remove the H after a consonant, and spell it backwards, and change the first A to Å before M or N, or Ä elsewhere, or the first O to Ö, and remove the second vowel of a vowel pair, you get your name as an IKEA furniture.

What about kids that are learning Cyrillic and Latin script language
"Is this an R?"
"No, it's a Ya!!!!"

I don’t think i ever did this

Hi im ambidextrous and i like writting mirror also 💚

I still mess up Q all of the time (edit: only uppercase to be specific)

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I used to flip my b’s, d’s, and e’s before I figured out the right way :)

I am quran reader so i would like letters backward like quran is.

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When I was a kid, i didnt write backwards since chinese was the first language i learnt, and i had to practice writing english constantly when i was younger- odd, however, my handwriting is horrible for some reason though.

I have mirror image dyslexia so stop talking

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We speak mandarin and my child can do mirror writing when he learns English. However, I haven't seen him writing this way in Chinese.

I didn’t suffer from this because I learned cursive

Oh, really? I know how to spell Ǝ𐐒UƆ

I can write from both my hands since I was 8

Leonardo DaVinci wrote all his notes this way:)

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When I was young, I didn’t do it. I didn’t like it.

It's very common with left handed kids.

omg I did this as a little kid and never knew why.

I learned more from vox than high school.

Is it normal to not do this because I don't do this but I write w and m wrong? I don't even write my name wrong

Make them draw N and then BOOM THEY ARE RUSSIAN

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Mirror writing is so cool. We don’t used it everyday but I know how to read and write mirror writing

The thumbnail said mirror writing

Fun fact:the video picture says "mirror writing"

My 5 yo writes likes this.. and numbers as well , when I say 34 she writes 43.. I am worried whether I should seek intervention.. Not diagnosed any inabilitiea

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I am still a kid in sixth grade, and I remember some things! I would always forget how the b and d were written like, and I thought that each letter was designed differently so everyone could read it. It also didn't help that the teachers seemed to know everything I wrote, and that they convinced us to "spell the word out."

I used to just Write full sentences completely backwards

I'm blown away that people didn't know on which side the bite was taken out of the Apple logo.

umm i can still do this naturally if i use my non dominant hand

Kids who does this are more likely Demons or just possessed by one/some.😂😂😂

Normal kid: Really

Kindergarten kid: Яεα/\γ

under the age of 6? i did that when i was 15

I do that too but for fun intentionally i am 18 lol

I had a lot of trouble with differentiating the signs lesser than and greater than, < and >, because in my head, it was all relative! It all depends on which number is where, right? It really took me a while.

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