Is it true and why French is the only language in the world which can test the level of a person with the dictation?

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@Iryna i just learn from you guys, keep explain me and others.
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yes,it is true. because french pronounciation and spellings differ.
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not only French.
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There are numerous cases in French language where two or more words have same sound but with entirely different meanings.Therefore dictation can actually test the level of comprehension of a person.
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Let's Learn french

Yes, it's true
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Yes it's true as you hear the language in nasal sound and often the last consonant is silent
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