[Nfb-krafters-korner] Braille Contraction Chart

[Zimmer, Cindy]

Well sort of...the alth the th is underlined so that means you Braille the letter a, letter l, then Braille the th sign.

I do not teach Braille, but sounds like Terrence does and I know Sahar does. 

Cindy Z. 

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Subject: Re: [Nfb-krafters-korner] Braille Contraction Chart

Thank you for the chart.  Can I ask for a little help with this?   Iam 
giving it a little look, but need to take time to get into it more.
 
It seems like I found a list of words and just want to be sure I understand 
 it.
 
example: a  l t  h (although
so  if you put the beginning in alphebet letters of Braile then that equals 
the word  although?
 
Joyce  Kane
 
I haven't  found any of the combo letters yet on the chart, but I need to 
search  more.  example wh what dots are these?  Last, I don't understand the  
dot 5 thing.  This I found by holding down control and hitting arrow  key.

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