An illiterate person is one who cannot read because they have never been taught how. A dyslexic person suffers from a learning disability which makes it more difficult for them to read.
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An illiterate person is unable to read or write at all, while a dyslexic person has difficulty with reading, spelling, or interpreting words, despite having normal intelligence. Dyslexia is a specific learning disability that affects reading and language processing skills, while illiteracy refers to the lack of basic reading and writing skills.
The word for someone who is unable to read or write is "illiterate."
It is often assumed that people who are illiterate, unable to read and write, are not very smart; this is a fallacy. There are many reasons that a person may be illiterate, such as physical, social, or learning disabilities not related to intelligence. Some people settling in a country that does not use their native language may have extreme difficulty learning the language of their new home, especially adults, and appear to be illiterate even if they learn to speak the new language but are literate in their native language. The girl was musicly illiterate.
A person who struggles with spelling is often referred to as a poor speller or dyslexic. It's important to provide support and resources to help improve their spelling skills.
This phrase translates to "What is the difference between tu and vous?" It is asking about the distinction between the informal "you" (tu) and the formal "you" (vous) in French, which are used based on the level of familiarity or formality with the person being addressed.
The difference is that somebody ( or someone) is a pronoun referring an unspecified person, while some body is an adjective-noun phrase referring an unspecified corpse, or a certain amount of substance ( as in "This shampoo adds some body to your hair").