These pre-school attempts at spelling the names of shapes are hilarious and weirdly impressive
What on earth is a 'sdr'?
To be fair, shapes are hard enough to draw without having to spell their names as well.
20-year-old Twitter user Sal Perez tweeted a picture of some spelling he did as a pre-schooler, and it's gone viral, with over 80,000 retweets at time of writing.
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Young Perez was trying to spell the names of the shapes he was drawing; chriego is a triangle, sgr is a square and so on.
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At first, people are infinitely amused for the new names for shapes his young mind had concocted.
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But some people were actually quite impressed with the work, saying it was actually quite advanced for a pre-schooler.
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Of course Twitter being Twitter there's always the chance this photo isn't everything Perez claims it to be. But regardless, gold sdr for effort.
