My name is Aden, I am your average 16 year old guy from New York City and I just moved to some Podunk town in Virginia, new in town, trying to make friends, only thing is, I'm blind, which really wasn't a problem until I was assigned to some dumbass...
So there are three main kinds of Braille in English:
-Grade one: a letter-by-letter translation used for basic literacy. A,B,C... Etc.
-Grade two: an addition of abbreviations and contractions to grade one. Ch, wh, th, gh, ed....Etc.
-Grade three: personal short hand (but right now that's not important)
Nick used a translator and grade one Braille to translate the letter. Although grade two is shorter and faster to read it's harder to translate and sometimes can be miss translated if using an automated system.
Grade One Braille⤵️
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Also Grade one with punctuation and numbers. ( I did include punctuation when translating so if you are weird enough to try and translate the letter then be aware of periods, commas, apostrophes...ect)⤵️
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⠁⠙⠑⠝⬅️Aden
⠝⠊⠉⠅⬅️Nick
⠊⠀⠇⠕⠧⠑⠀⠽⠕⠥ ⬅️I Love You (Grade One translation.)
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