Adapting to New Scripts: Challenges and Preferences

The chapter explores the transition of the Kazakh language to the Latin alphabet, discussing the nuances of the script adaptation and comparing it to the Cyrillic alphabet. It delves into the challenges adults face when learning a new script, drawing parallels to individuals with dyslexia. The conversation also touches on the preference for using the Latin alphabet for typing and the differences between printing and cursive writing in languages like Russian.