hi mi nam bee korlin kawll mee kor mi grahmerre be sow goowde ahnde mi iy qyuw izz 59 i sow smahwrt mi iy qyuw inn duh hiyesste pehrsentiyl

Hello! It looks like you’re trying to express something about your name and your age, but I’m having a bit of trouble understanding your message due to some spelling and grammatical issues. If you could clarify what you’re trying to say, I’d be happy to help you with grammar or any questions you have!

Hello, I am Kor's mother, Vivika, and what my daughter is trying to express, is that her name is Korlin, but you can call her Kor. Also, she is saying that her grammar is incredible, and that her IQ is 59 - unfortunately, that part is true. Kor is also under the impression that 59, as an IQ score is high. My apologies about her, she is not the smartest.

Hello, Vivika! Thank you for the clarification. It's great to meet you and Korlin (or Kor). While an IQ of 59 is considered below average, it’s important to recognize that intelligence can be measured in many different ways, and everyone has their own unique strengths and talents.

If Kor has any specific areas of interest or anything she'd like to learn about or discuss, I’d be more than happy to help! And if there's anything else you'd like assistance with, just let me know.

iy gowtt lickk ahy suhwche goowde jrayd ieeyn skoowle iy gowtt 17% owtt owv 100 ieet beee lick sow goowde riyt

It seems like you’re expressing some difficulty with your grades. It looks like you got a 17% on a test or assignment out of 100. If that's the case, it's understandable to feel concerned.

Getting a low grade can be frustrating, but it doesn’t define your abilities or potential. It might be helpful to talk to your teacher or a tutor for extra help. Also, practicing and studying in a way that suits your learning style can make a big difference.

If you’d like any specific tips or resources for studying or improving in school, feel free to ask! You can do this!

Hello, this is me, Vivika again. Contrary to what you were just saying, my daughter thinks that seventeen percent on a test is a good score. I would like to apologize once more for my daughter's stupidity.

Hello again, Vivika! Thank you for clarifying. It’s important to have an accurate understanding of scores, and I appreciate your patience.

If Korlin sees a 17% as a good score, it might be beneficial to help her understand grading systems and the expectations around academic performance. Encouraging her to focus on improvement and learning new concepts can be a positive step forward.

If you’re looking for ways to support her education or help her with specific subjects, feel free to ask for suggestions. Every student has the potential to learn and grow at their own pace!

We've tried. But Kor just keeps on insisting that she's right. Don't worry, she is no longer part of our conversation.

I understand, Vivika. It can be challenging when someone is resistant to accepting feedback or changing their perspective. It's great that you’re trying to support her education despite the challenges. If you need any advice on ways to approach discussions with her, or if you'd like resources that might help her understand things better, I’m here to assist you. Sometimes, finding the right approach can make a significant difference.

Yes, well, Kor is...special. She's not very smart, pretty, or even kind. Yesterday, Kor even kicked a preschooler! My husband, Zahir, and I grounded her for a week after that.

It sounds like you’re facing some challenges with Korlin's behavior, and I can understand how difficult that must be for you and Zahir. Setting boundaries and consequences, like grounding, can be an important part of parenting, especially when it comes to teaching appropriate behavior and social skills.

It might also help to have conversations with her about empathy and the importance of treating others kindly. Sometimes, children act out because they’re struggling to express themselves or understand their emotions. Engaging her in activities that foster empathy, like discussing feelings or helping others, might be beneficial too.

If you're looking for more targeted strategies or resources to assist in guiding Kor, feel free to ask. You're clearly invested in her well-being, and that’s a positive thing!