tlel me pesale is it psoslbie taht ppeole uenrdtsand waht tihs syas eevn wehn all ltetres hvae been meixd up?

Question

I tnhik we raed olny the fsirt and lsat lrtetres of a wrod and the oredr of the oehtr ltteres deos not mtaetr

Answer 1

i never thought about this but i think you are right thanks for the school

Answer 2

That is true, the human brain only recognizes that first and last letters of a word, so you can read anything that is mixed up as long as the first and last letters are correct.

Answer 3

yse htats treu, poelep odnt eend teh orwds in odrer tehy noly raed the lttrese as a hwole nto idnvdiulya.

Answer 4

I have heard about that as well. As long as the first & last letters are in place & all the other letters are present, our minds are able to unscramble the rest.

Answer 5

I think what you said may be true because i was able to read straight through it without having to stop & think about a word.

Answer 6

Yes, it's possible. I think our brains translate it for us. The same thing goes if you have a sentence without any vowels.

Answer 7

yes if you put the right letters a bit closer, if the new that it was mixed up, or maybe if they are very very smart. ^_^
the first time a read ur question i thought it was another language. ^_^

Answer 8

Yes, I understand it. But I think you have to have a full grasp of spelling to be able to do so.

Answer 9

Yeah, there's a chain email that goes around like that. We can understand it.

Answer 10

Oui, c'est ca. Qu'est ce que votre question?

Answer 11

i got this same thing a couple years ago in my email...and yes it is possible for people to read and understand what you typed :)