Learning single-letter contractions takes a lot of work. I guessed it would be challenging and I was right. Every letter abbreviated a bigger word.
The next thing would be to learn two-letter contractions but i'm going to skip to learning numbers because I just want to learn basic braille for now. Just Enough to Know Better teaches more in depth with braille if one wanted to go that far.
Numbers 1-9 are the same as the first nine letters of the alphabet and zero is a j. To transform these letter into numbers, you place a number sign in front of them, like this:
The next thing would be to learn two-letter contractions but i'm going to skip to learning numbers because I just want to learn basic braille for now. Just Enough to Know Better teaches more in depth with braille if one wanted to go that far.
Numbers 1-9 are the same as the first nine letters of the alphabet and zero is a j. To transform these letter into numbers, you place a number sign in front of them, like this:
When writing double or larger digits, you place the number sign in front of the first digit only.
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