Braille Alphabet 2
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The Braille Cell is made up of six dots, three down the left and three down the right. The Braille Cell looks like the six on a domino piece.
The dots within the Braille Cell are numbered from one to six. When you are using Braille and using t -
Now onto the numbering method:
The top left dot is numbered as dot one.
The middle left dot is numbered as dot two.
The bottom left dot is numbered as dot three.
The top right dot is numbered as dot four.
The middle right dot is numbered as dot five.
Last of all, the bottom right dot is numbered as dot six. - Letter a
- Dot One
- Letter b
- Dots One and Two
- Letter c
- Dots One and Four
- Letter d
- Dots One, Four, and Five
- Letter e
- Dots One and Five
- Letter f
- Dots One, Two and Four
- Letter g
- Dots One, Two, Four and Five
- Letter h
- Dots One, Two and Five
- Letter i
- Dots Two and Four
- Letter j
- Dots Two, Four and Five
- What occurs when dot three is added to "a" to "j?"
- Letters "k" to "t" are formed.
- What occurs when dot six is added to "k," "l," "m," "n," and "o?"
- Letter "u," "v," "x," "y," and "z" are formed.
- Why did Louis Braille exclude the letter "w?"
- He was French, and the letter "w" does not exist in the French language. The letter "w" was added later.
- What Braille formation is a mirror image of the Braille the letter "w?"
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The letter "r," is formed using dots 1,2,3, and 5.
The letter "w," is formed using dots 2,4,5, and 6.
"r" . "w" .
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