Grade 2 Braille [4/7] - The Words Represented by Braille Letters

Most of the letters of the alphabet in braille, when used by themselves, represent words. Learn about these words and how to memorize them in this video.
Print a cheat sheet to help you with these words at this link (links to Google docs): bit.ly/pdHExu
(This video applies to braille used in the United States.)
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[@AlgyCuber]

“not quite, but very rather as you & i can have more knowledge from every people so that it will do more just like us go” makes it a bit more memorable

[@allaboutglaucomajasmynpoli7681]

I’m learning Braille an grade 2 is my favorite!

[@believeinpeace]

Thank you very much

[@MeowyKissmas]

Wow, I learned really fast from watching these! question though, you said the words by themselves can't be followed by an S? what about "its" or "likes"?

[@Justintime_1]

We don't talk about those..

[@MegaClarion]

1:20

[@chrisn4220]

This video is very helpful. I'm currently studying braille. But i can't seem to understand how to "use by themselves" is there a way to know when to use "by themselves"?

[@AlvinBalvin321]

Christin Eunike it means that there’s a space before it and after

[@InOneLesson]

@MyNamesIvanBraginski Great question. "Its" is actually an officially recognized abbreviation in Braille. In the video on multi-cell contractions, you'll see it represented by the cells for x and s together. "Likes" though is not recognized so you would have to spell it out. Thanks for the comment!

[@dopilus]

I think you'd really benefit by doing braille translations for the new Netflix Show, *_"The OA"_* -- people are dying to know what these hidden messages are and are all clamoring for answers.

[@chloeichoo4019]

thank for telling,i now great at braille 😄😄😄

[@Ether-pb5gb]

Thank you for sharing. I'm now great at braille!

[@InOneLesson]

@Voice4Christ They have all been uploaded now. Thanks for your comment! It encouraged me to go ahead and get everything finished. Hope they're helpful!

[@Ether-pb5gb]

Hell yes they are helpful. I learned Braille in one week. Even my son who is in kindergarten, nearly has all of your stories/tips memorized.

[@abdahalif7586]

My brain hurts 🧠 🤕