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4. ねよビデハΜら\ゃよ先生よめびづ〜 Which teacher’s is this section?
5. つやひよオ 四ま どぺはぞ〜 Please give me four of the same one.
ほぽも允息
日本語よ点字≧むカひ∞
Because Japanese syllables are very simple, Japanese Braille is very simple, too. Braille generally consists of 2x3 dots:
Three upper left dots are for vowels: aiueo
Three lower right dots are for consonants: kstnhmrカ
V oiced syllables (e.g., り), る-line syllables, and palatalized syllables (e.g., で) require another dot to the left: voiced る-line palatalized
By combining these (and with a few more conventions) you can express Japanese pretty well. What do you think is the following?
How would you write と? (Answers at the end of Lesson 8)
Lesson 8C Page 246