[ SECRET POST #2514 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2514 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Too right you are, Nonnie.

And I dunno, maybe cause I got used to read subtitles since kindergarten to watch Western shows, I don't get it when people said they have trouble watching things with subtitles.

[comma_chameleon]

As someone who didn't get introduced to subtitled things until nearly high school, I can kind of understand when people say they have trouble watching things with subtitles.

I think it has to do (in my experience/opinion) with level of peripheral vision as well as how quickly a person reads.

When I read (books/manga/comics/whatever) I don't read word by word/line by line. I look at the paragraph and absorb the whole thing - my mom jokes that I read by osmosis.

Because of this watching things with subtitles is easy for me because I can glance at the words and then focus on the scene while they talk out that line, whereas my mother reads in the word-by-word manner and she cannot stand subtitled films because she's reading the words and not watching the film.

Now I'm sure this is something that most people could improve/'get over' if they exposed themselves to enough subtitled things, it's also possible that it's something they'll never really be good at.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm dyslexic, I sometimes have difficulty keeping up with the subtitles as I'm not a particularly quick reader. I have much more difficulty with subtitle animated films, not entirely sure why but I really struggle to follow those so am one of those people who get the dubbed anime.

[sarillia]

That's interesting. I watch everything with captions because it's easier for me to follow that way and I find subtitles on animated things much easier to read for some reason.

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly this. We usually have the subtitles on even when the program is in English (our native language). I've caught a lot of things I would have otherwise missed because of this.

[(Anonymous)]

I've always had a problem with paying attention to other things while I'm reading, and it transferred over to movies/shows with subtitles; while I'm reading the subtitles, I have a hard time paying attention to the movie.

Plus I get headaches, if it's too chaotic/"action"y. :/