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When I read a word that I don’t know how to pronounce, I can’t remember it. Why do I need to be able to pronounce a word for my brain to recall it? (continued)
Garry Trethewey
Arkaroola, South Australia
Most people who wrongly remember my name, Garry, call me Harry, Larry or something similar. They sound the same.
But a significant number of people call me Greg, which sounds nothing similar.
I have thought about their process: a leading capital “G”, a middle bit with an “r” and a vowel, and a final letter with a dangling tail. So I…
