braille

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What is Braille?

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Braille is a system of reading and writing for people who are blind or visually impaired, using raised dots to represent letters and numbers.

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Who invented Braille?

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Louis Braille, a Frenchman, invented Braille in 1824.

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At what age did Louis Braille invent Braille?

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Louis Braille invented Braille at the age of 15.

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How do people read Braille?

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People read Braille by feeling the raised dots with their fingers.

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What is the Braille alphabet?

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The Braille alphabet consists of combinations of six dots arranged in a 2x3 grid, representing different letters.

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What letter is represented by the Braille dots ⠅?

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The letter 'k' is represented by the Braille dots ⠅.

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What letter is represented by the Braille dots ⠛?

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The letter 'g' is represented by the Braille dots ⠛.

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What letter is represented by the Braille dots ⠎?

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The letter 's' is represented by the Braille dots ⠎.

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What tools can help blind people read?

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Blind people can use their fingers to read Braille, and they may also use special machines that convert text to speech.

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What is the purpose of Braille?

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The purpose of Braille is to provide a way for blind and visually impaired individuals to read and write.