Braille

It is difficult to replicate in text form, but it is available in many places on the internet, including Answers. com and other locations listed in the related links below.

Each character consists of one to six dots arranged in a 'cell' two dot spaces wide and three dot spaces high. In other words each letter can have up to six dots, arranged in 2 vertical rows of 3 per side. By feeling with the index fingers, people who have learned the Braille system can read these symbols from the raised dots and spaces.

Braille symbols are used to represent all the letters of the alphabet, numbers, contractions, some conjunctions and prepositions, and special symbols used in music, and other fields.

There are 26 basic letters in the braille alphabet. The letters are the same as the Roman alphabet only written in little bumps so that blind people can read them. Braille does have extra characters spelling full words such as 'of' and 'which' and also an extra character to mark where numbers are because they use the same bumps as the letters (A is the same as 1, B is the same as 2) however they are marked with a special character for numbers.

You can read Braille wiith your fingertips. It is a method of reading using touch instead of eyesight. It's mainly used by people with impaired vision, but people who can see can also learn to read Braille. A Braille cell has 1 to 6 raised dots. You can read by feeling these dots, along with the empty spaces.
You lightly run your fingertips over the patterned dots.

I am a deaf person, and that is difficult to answer, because I have never been hearing. So, I'll ask you, how does it feel like to be hearing?

I am a hearing person. To answer your question, it feels like you are trapped in a world of noise, noise, and more noise. You can never get away from it. Sometimes you just want quiet, peace, alone time. I feel like you can never get that because wherever you go, there'll be noise.

Blind or Visually impaired people are no diffrent than sighted people other than the fact that they have less vision. We are normal people with slight disabilities. We have to adapt to the world around us to fit our personal visual needs unlike sighted people.

The third bank is the canoe the father of the narrator uses. So there are the left and the right banks (2) and the little boat there in the middle (3rd). Have you read the short story. It is really really good.

Robin Hood was a fictional character that began in the 1200's as an oral poem. Through the years the story has changed and characters added to it. In fact, the story is still evolving because of movies and new additions of characters. In the 1200's men who were highway robbers were all called "hoods" because of the hooded cloaks they wore. This was a common term to describe someone who robbed people.

when louis Braille was a kid he accidentally stabed his eye out

The coldest it got when I was there was about -2 degrees C. It can get pretty cold, in fact, it snows a lot there some years (don't count on that though!) Normally, it is wet and windy, and watch out, because, even on days that look blue skied, the sun is high up and it is bitterly cold. Just wrap up nice and warm, and you'll get used to it!

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No, braille was never patented.

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Braille displays provide tactile access to digital content, allowing visually impaired users to read and interact with text on devices, enhancing independence and access to information. However, they can be expensive and may require specific software compatibility, limiting their accessibility. Additionally, the learning curve for proficient use can be steep, and the physical size of some displays may hinder portability. Overall, while they empower users, their practicality can be affected by cost and usability challenges.

A: I myself am a Chickasaw Indian (I'm only one 36th chickisaw, but it's about as good as it gets) and the answer to that question is that I believe that the Choctaw were already in Oklahoma when the Chickasaws came from the Mississippi/Georgia area. But really, I'm not really sure. I hope a helped a little, but oh well.

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No, it's impossible for the prize to have been awarded to him. The Nobel Prize was not established until 1895. Louis Braille died in 1852. Nobel Prizes are never awarded posthumously, they are only awarded to living people.
yes he got a type of language named after him

She was a complex person given her wide variety of experiences .

there are actually 4 and they are... 1) ! 2) ? 3) . 4) ,

Louis proved that if you have the motivation, you can do incredible things

There is an entry for Louis Braille in Wikipedia, complete with a couple of photos of busts of him.

Braille is a writing system that is used by blind and visually impaired. Braille was developed by Louis Braille who went blind as a child and developed the system at age 15. The braille system is raised bumps that are found on paper and each represent something different. The braille alphabet can be found on many websites.

you have to move your hand on the letters

The braille tells them what they're ordering...