(See Burmese alphabet#Punctuation for an explanation. The following punctuation is specific to Burmese. 1 Education App in 20 countries Top chart position in over 70 countries Our. ⠰ is used to mark syllable- or word-initial vowels, which have distinct letters in the Burmese print alphabet. Reading Braille-as much and as often as possible-is certainly the most. The diacritics in print, which transcribe both vowels and consonants, are rendered as follows in Karen Braille. For example, ကမ္ဘာ kambha 'world' is written ⠅ ⠍ ⠤ ⠃ ⠁. That is, Burmese Braille has two viramas, one corresponding to print virama (see next section), and one corresponding to stacking. The stacking of consonants (conjuncts) in print is indicated with ⠤ in braille. The consonant ny has two forms in print which are distinct in braille as well.

The consonants each have a corresponding letter in braille, but the initial (stand-alone) vowels in print are in braille all written ⠰ plus the letter for the appropriate diacritic (see next section). The letters in print Burmese transcribe consonants and, in syllable-initial position, vowels. From general topics to more of what you would expect to find here, has it all. However, some of the old letters, unusual by international standards, remain, such as ⠌ for င ng and ⠪ for ီ i. This website is for sale is your first and best source for all of the information you’re looking for. Certified Women’s Business Enterprise since 2007. Every project is given careful consideration to make every page easy to read and handle, giving your reader the respect and independence they so rightly deserve. These aspects have all been changed, as have several of the letters for the values which were retained. Braille Works is truly dedicated to Braille literacy and Making the World a More Readable Place.

There was no provision for the voiced aspirate series of consonants ( gh, jh, dh, bh), nor for the retroflex ( tt etc.), and Jackson provided distinct letters for complex onsets such as ky, hm and for various syllable rimes ( ok, ein, aung, etc.), with no regard to how they are written in the print Burmese alphabet. The first braille alphabet for Burmese was developed by Father William Henry Jackson ca.

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