It is difficult to understand lectures and take notes in class.

I cannot tell the difference among a, e, and o in the English alphabet, and the letters appear to be connected.

I forget about reading books altogether even though I have read them. I read long ones over from the beginning.

I forget the plot of the novel and read it several times over.

Forgetful. Make notes out of worry

I have difficulty writing my address, especially numbers.

It is difficult for me to write my name on the contract form required in the gas usage application process.

I have difficulty filling out paperwork at the bank counter. I cannot write but need to fill it out at the counter. My family member hold my hand and sign documents for me.

When blogging, I cannot type letters on my phone.

I forget the procedure for writing and uploading blog entries.

I cannot write letters. It is difficult to hold the pen. It is also difficult to find where to place the pen and to figure out how to move it.

When reading a text and there is a line break, my eyes do not automatically go to the next line, and I cannot understand the text.

Even if I can put my fingers in the scissors handle, it is difficult for me to cut paper because I do not know how to move the paper and the scissors.

I cannot locate dates in my scheduler notebook. I get confused when dates across different weeks are on the same line.

I was not able to write letters well on New Year's cards, and a friend who saw the letters told me that I should go to the hospital.

I cannot do my writing work without focusing solely on the task.

It takes time for me to see Chinese characters for miso (bean paste) and recognize that they stand for miso.

My handwriting in the diary gets worse every year.

When reading newspapers, I see bugs, which do not actually exist, flying right in front of my eyes.

It is difficult for me to grasp a lot of information from a bird's eye view and then summarize its main points.

I do not recognize "仏" as one Chinese character and read it as "イ" and "ム" (two Japanese katakana alphabets)

I cannot write the Chinese character "超".

Ideas for sentences come up, but I cannot organize them in my mind and put them into structured sentences.

When writing my home address at the municipal office, I wrote a wrong number

Although I sometimes can write just fine, when I write letters, I could have trouble balancing characters and stop writing

Read the surname "Ito" as "Ifuji"