Braille

Definition of Braille

Braille is a system of writing and printing for blind or visually impaired people, in which characters are represented by patterns of raised dots that can be felt with the fingertips.

How should Braille divide into syllables

Braille has 2 vowels (a, i) and 4 consonants (b, r, l, l).

Part of Speech - Braille

I learned how to read Braille in my class for the blind.

Sentences with Braille

• My friend who is blind reads using Braille.
• I am learning Braille so that I can help my blind grandpa read his mail.
• There are special keyboards that can type Braille.
• The library has a Braille section for visually impaired people.
• My little sister loves to feel the Braille dots on signs.
• Some elevators have Braille labels.
• I want to learn how to write Braille so that I can communicate with my deaf-blind cousin.
• Helen Keller was a famous person who used Braille to read and write.
• My teacher showed us a book written in Braille and it was so cool!
• Braille is an amazing invention that helps blind people read.

Quotes with Braille

Number of characters in Braille

7 ( b, r, a, i, l, l, e )

Unique letters in Braille

6 ( b, r, a, i, l, e )

Braille Backwards

elliarb

Phonetic Transcription of Braille

IPA (International): breɪl

ARA (American): brel

EPA (English): breɪl

BREY-L