Albanian Braille
Albanian Braille is a special way of writing for blind people in Albania. It helps them read and write just like people who can see.
Imagine if you couldn't see anything with your eyes. You still want to read books, right? Albanian Braille is like a secret code that blind people use to read and write words.
Instead of normal letters, Albanian Braille uses bumps on a piece of paper. Blind people can feel these bumps with their fingers to understand what the words say.
There are different bumps for each letter, number and even punctuation marks like commas and periods. This way, blind people can write notes, letters, and books by making bumps with a special machine called a Braille writer.
Albanian Braille helps blind people learn and communicate with others just like people who can see.
Imagine if you couldn't see anything with your eyes. You still want to read books, right? Albanian Braille is like a secret code that blind people use to read and write words.
Instead of normal letters, Albanian Braille uses bumps on a piece of paper. Blind people can feel these bumps with their fingers to understand what the words say.
There are different bumps for each letter, number and even punctuation marks like commas and periods. This way, blind people can write notes, letters, and books by making bumps with a special machine called a Braille writer.
Albanian Braille helps blind people learn and communicate with others just like people who can see.