The Extended Braille: Alphabet, Numbers, and Punctuation

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by  Ashur Cherry

The Extended Braille: Alphabet, Numbers, and Punctuation

A J S
A J S
B K T
B K T
C L U
C L U
D M V
D M V
E N W
E N W
F O X
F O X
G P Y
G P Y
H Q Z
H Q Z
I R (
I R À
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The Extended Braille: Alphabet, Numbers, and Punctuation

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Â Ï 0
> + A
Ä Ò 1
> ? B
Æ Ô 2
! [ C
È Ö 3
= [ D
É Œ 4
< ) E
Ê Ù 5
$ : F
Ë Û 6
/ \ G
Ì Ü 7
% & H
Î Ç 8
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The Extended Braille: Alphabet, Numbers, and Punctuation

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9 '
index
sign
1 8 ^
Literal
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index
3 0 .
Italic
: ”
sign

2 8
; /
4 #
. #
6 9
! *
7 ;
Letter
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sign
8 ,
Capital
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sign
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Numeral
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sign
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Author: Ashur Cherry
York University
Title: The Extended Braille: Alphabet, Numbers,
and Punctuation
Publisher: Toronto, Ontario
Copyright: 2005
Ref. No.: 233

References

-----. “The Braille Characters.” The New Encyclopaedia Britannica. 15th ed. Volume 2.
Chicago, IL: Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc., ©2002. p. 465.

-----. “Braille Alphabet, Numbers, and Punctuation.” The New York Public Library Desk
Reference. 4th ed. New York, N.Y.: Hyperion, ©2002. p. 405.

Madigan, Carol Orsag and Ann Elwood. “Braille Alphabet and Numbers.” Life’s Big
Instruction Book: The Almanac of Indispensable Information. New York, NY:
Warner Books, ©1994. p. 828.

Dedication

I dedicate all my work published in 2005 to His Holiness Mar Dinkha IV,
Catholicos-Patriarch of The Assyrian Church of the East, with love and respect.