LEARN BRAILLE ALPHABETIC WORDSIGNS | Grade 2 Braille: Part 1 of 10

[@roshandamcintyre4179]

Thank you so much for this! I recently lost my vision and I’m needing to learn braille. As a sighted person I always was interested in knowing how it worked. There’s so much to learn! Your videos are going to be so helpful for me and others. We thank you so much.🥰

[@VIDesigner]

You are welcome, I am so glad to do whatever I can to help.

[@anneboleyn6168]

Thank you! Just started learning Grad 2 Braille, and this is so helpful. Looking forward to the other videos.

[@Kk-hs4qf]

Your videos on braille are the best braille learning videos on youtube. Thanks a lot.

[@sibarjun6133]

I love to learn from you! Thank you.

[@sharonmack2642]

I have a eye disease and might lose my vision in the future, my eye sight is very different from when I was younger. I have taught myself grade one braille but I haven't used it in a while, you make learning braille more fun!!! Thank You!!!

[@VIDesigner]

You are welcome! I am glad you have found my videos helpful! Keep up the good work and it will pay off!

[@leonorajabian1845]

Its very useful to our grade 2 learners, thank you so much.

[@VIDesigner]

Glad it is helpful! Let me know if there is more you would find beneficial.

[@mayragonzalez3655]

I love your videos! So very helpful. I have mentioned you to my beginner braille students! They love how you explain it all and slowly. Thank you so much!

[@VIDesigner]

Thank you so much! I appreciate you sharing my content with people who will find it helpful! That makes me happy.

[@abdullahikunow8190]

Well done 👏

[@yasirbilalchughtai4116]

Your also game changer
Nice to see a designer VIP

[@VIDesigner]

Thank you so much!

[@juliewamboi8450]

Woow! Wonderful lesson. Am really impresed. I have learnt alot.

[@kaleneyu6749]

Thank you, this helped very much.

[@aarzu777]

I m also visually impaired girl and your videos are very helpful for me🤩🤩...thnk u soo much ❤❤

[@robfielding8566]

I have been avoiding learning grade2 for as long as I can. "text reduction is about 20 percent." -- (where the downsides of contraction, when combined with computers, seem rather .... epic; being not "just an ASCII font").
But.... all printed stuff not coming from a refreshable display is using it. A ligatured sighted font that matches cell-per-cell might help me transition. I began learning braille by setting my computer terminal to a (visual) computer braille font; and bought an Orbit 20 once it seemed like I could handle it.

[@VIDesigner]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this. It is good to hear others opinions.

[@juliagarrett9075]

Hello thx for the braille lessons I needed to review them again
Though I don't think I have found all of them. Haven't seen short brl for spirit
Dot 4, 6 then letter
Dot 5 then letter etc.
Where would I find that

[@VIDesigner]

I am glad they have been helpful to you! The short brl you mentioned will be in future videos. Those are in the works for in the next month or so.