Examples of using Braille in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Latin
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Cyrillic
The first thing that comes to your mind is books printed in Braille.
Touch it.- What is it, braille?
I studied the Bible with the help of Braille publications.
Pignier was pleased with Braille' s work
saving paper used on braille books.
As my unsighted collaborators ran their fingers from burnt frame to sculpted Braille, evidence of their actual physical contact left a trail of painterly marks.
In fact, you can mail your letter to the North Pole in any language(including Braille), and his trusted elves will answer them all.
who is totally blind from glaucoma gave me some really helpful tips on learning Braille.
we wouldn't have braille today.
A few months ago the“Union of the blind” Serbia has sent a“WISH” to the Embassy: a Braille printing system.
such as needing audio or digital braille formats.
The ADD coding system is similar to Braille language for the visually impaired
Texts and labels were also prepared in Braille alphabet in order to accommodate persons with special needs.
Today, English speaking blind children are mostly taught Grade 2 braille, though Grade 1 braille(every letter written out)
In some respects, Grade 2 braille is a lot like“chatspeak”
(Laughter) When you leave the opera house, you will find there's braille signage in the lifts.
These costs could be reduced if braille textbooks could be shared across international borders.
There may be Braille buttons and there are even talking ATMs
By the late nineteenth century, braille had been adopted throughout most of the world,