[nabs-l] Question for Anyone Who Has Taken Spanish in College

[Anya Avramenko]

Hi,
I am Spanish major, and I've always used my Braille Note to read Spanish. It
worked just fine for me. It displayed accent marks correctly, and I used
search command to find a particular part.
A

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Subject: [nabs-l] Question for Anyone Who Has Taken Spanish in College

Hi,
I hope that all of you had a great Thanksgiving break.
One of the classes I am taking next semester is Spanish.  
Previously when taking Spanish in high school, I had the textbook written
out in hard copy Braille.
So far in the classes I have been taking, I have been fine with an
electronic copy of a textbook, either off Bookshare or by buying the book
and having it scanned at Disability Services.
I would prefer to have my Spanish book in hard copy Braille because of the
accent marks but would like to know the experience of how others of you have
succeeded in getting the material needed for Spanish class.  Did you find
that you could read the accents fine electronically, did you order a hard
copy or were you able to utilize audio?
Any experiences would be welcome.
Thanks,
Vejas

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