[Pibe-division] FW: German

[msnmj90 at aol.com]

 An Eszett usually stands for a double s. In German they are basically getting away from it, because it is now considered "old fashioned". My son has taken German for last 2 years, but he always completed his homework on his laptop. If you any further questions, I am fluent in reading, writing, and spoken German. 


 


 

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From: Hyde, David W. (ESC) <david.hyde at wcbvi.k12.wi.us>
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Sent: Fri, 29 May 2009 3:01 pm
Subject: [Pibe-division] FW: German










One of our teachers sent this to me, and I don't have an answer. Do any of you? 
Hi there.  Has anyone had students who read Braille take German?  My student and 
I are getting ready for German. I next year and  have figured out how to Braille 
the German umlauts on the Braille Note, but we are having trouble finding the 
Unicode characters for either the German B (called the Eszett), Greek B, or 
Latin B (which all look very similar to one another, and the teacher doesn't 
mind which one we use).  Can anyone help?  Unicode is foreign to me....my 
student seems to understand much more than me!!  Thanks so much.  Take care and 
have a great weekend.  Dawn Soto


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