Is there a Spanish Braille

Answer 1

From a legally blind person:

Braille is a method of reading for people who have trouble reading regular text due to a visual disabilty or being blind.

If it can be written - it can be written in any language- it can be done in braille whether it is text or even pictures or graphics. FOr pictures or grahpics there are special 'chemicals' that are made to make the lines raise up off the paper so the blind individual can feel the image. On how good the image is will depend on the amount of the time the person puts into it. There has allways need to be some type of caption to the image or the graphic so the blind individual will have some understanding of what the image is suppose to be.

Answer 2

Yes, there is a Spanish Braille system based on the same six-dot cell as standard braille. It includes special symbols and contractions to represent the specific characters and accents used in Spanish.