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Braille
Characterized by raised dots, braille is a method of communication for blind people. Ask questions about the history of braille and how to read it here.
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Why don't the blind just have a raised letter system instead of braille?
It is faster to read a small pattern of six consistent dots then to have to recognize 26 different letters and ten digits. Braille understood that to be quick, the user had to be able to 'read' the entire letter without moving the finger.
By a sickness that gets into your lungs called tuberculosis. You can get it from crowded and damp environments.
He died of tuberculosis.
To Write an advertisement about your lost briefcase while traveling in a dtc bus?
all a briefcase was lost while travelling in a dtc bus from x to y on date and time. If found please sent to address.
What day and year was Braille invented?
Braille was invented in 1821, though probably not in one day. Louis Braille was twelve years old when he invented the system, though it was not widely accepted at the time. The Braille system became the official reading and writing method of the National Institute for Blind Youth only six months after Louis Braille's death in 1852.
Where did the word Braille come from?
"Braille"comes from the name of its French inventor, Louis Braille (1809-1852). He invented it so that blind people like himself would be able to read.
A method of allowing people to read using touch rather than sight. It is meant for blind people and uses arrangement of raised bumps to represent letters. Since it is difficult to recreate in text form, see the related links for images.
