Thanks for your comment. In german both of these are usually group together, so it never occurred to me that in english they are separated categorizes. Even tho

Thanks for your comment. In german both of these are usually group together, so it never occurred to me that in english they are separated categorizes. Even tho the word used "Legasthenie" means "reading weakness", it still is applied to both cases. As already was mentioned, there is a wide range of ways this can express itself. I have something called "phonological processing deficits" [1], which means that letters which sound similar k/g, d/t, b/p are hard to distinguishes for me. In reading this is not much of a problem, in writing it I have extra attention. In recent times I notices that I recognize misspelled words not on the letters/sounds involved, but rather on the overall shape/silhouette of the word, meaning the up and down of the letters. 1: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21109251/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21109251/