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What was the invented by Louis Braille?
Louis Braille invented the Braille System in 1824. It enabled the blind people to read just by feeling some holes.
Can people read?
Actually, we have eyes right? some people can't read because they are an baby or they are blind... we children and adults that are not blind can read.
Blind people read this?
Brail
Why is it important for blind people to use braille?
It raises awareness and it helps blind people to read using their fingers
What do people do in blind schools?
People who attend schools for the blind learn how to deal with their disability. They will learn to read in braille.
Why is braille used?
so blind people can read.
Blind people can read with the help of which system?
Braille.
Who made blind people read?
Louis braille
Blind people can read with the help of what system?
braille
How is Braille used today?
For blind people to read.
Do Jewish people read braille?
Yes. There are blind Jews.
What is the brallie code?
dots so blind people can read
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