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Samajh — a reader for the letters my mother couldn't read

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Samajh — a reader for the letters my mother couldn't read The letter Every few weeks, an official letter arrives at home — a bank notice, an insurance renewal, a hospital bill, or another document written in formal English. My mother can understand the underlying idea, but the language of the document makes the important part difficult to follow. The problem is not always complexity. Sometimes one sentence determines whether something needs to be paid, when it is due, or what action is expected. I kept seeing someone else read and explain these documents.

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