Learning lexigraphy: a psycholinguistic perspective
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lexigraphyAbstract
Lexigraphy is that part of orthography that deals with the correct use of letters. From it we know that "bacilo" is written with "b" and with "c"; "vara", with "v"; "hulla", etc. In the present work, we will focus on what traditionally bears the titles "Use of V", "Use of z", "Use of j", etc.
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