Icelandic Braille
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| Icelandic Braille |
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alphabet
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| Languages | Icelandic |
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Parent systems
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Braille
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Print basis
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Icelandic alphabet |
Icelandic Braille is the braille alphabet of the Icelandic language.
Alphabet
All letters are the same as in the Braille of the rest of the Nordic languages (excluding Sami, which is special). That is to say, ö in Icelandic is the same as ö in Swedish or ø in Danish; ð in Icelandic is the same as ð in Faroese. The differences, if any, are only in letters for punctuation. The base alphabet is the same as in French Braille. [1]
 a |
 á |
 b |
 c |
 d |
 ð |
 e |
 é |
 f |
 g |
 h |
 i |
 í |
 j |
 k |
 l |
 m |
 n |
 o |
 ó |
 p |
 q |
 r |
 s |
 t |
 u |
 ú |
 v |
 w |
 x |
 y |
 ý |
 z |
 þ |
 æ |
 ö |
 . |
 ? |
 @ |
 % |
Punctuation
. |
 , |
 ’ |
 ; |
 : |
 . |
 ! |
? |
 ” |
 * |
 / |
 - |
— |
  „ ... “ |
‚ ... ‘ |
 ( ... ) |
  [ ... ] |
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Unesco (2013) reports that ⠠ is both the mark of capitalization and the ellipsis. However as they have wrong info about which letters mean which in the alphabet in regard to the Nordic countries, this information isn't to be trusted.
