Ah. That's somewhat interesting. Also, I agree that audio books woul= d be a nice addition. If you want any assistance, I volunteer, in any capac= ity I can serve.

On Mar 10, 2012 11:42 PM, "Devin Prater&quo= t; <r.d.t.prater@gmail.com= > wrote:

Well, computer braille is an atempt to fit al= l ascy characters into braille code. All punctuation maps to a single dot p= attern, while in grade 2 English braille, there are alreaviation-like thing= s, known as contractions, that were made to make braille faster to read and= to minimize paper usage. I've now found a Lojban Dictionary app on the= iOS app store. I'll probably be using that a lot. Hmm, I was thinking = a while ago that it'd be pretty good if someone made an audio book on L= ojban. I might do one someday. It'd also be good if books on Lojban wer= e in the iBooks store and the Google Books stores.=A0

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On Mar 11, 2012, at 12:13 AM, Jonathan = Jones <eyeonus@gm= ail.com> wrote:

First of all, WELCOME! It's always nice to meet nintadni (new students = (of Lojban)). I hope you find your stay in jbogugde enjoyable.

Secon= dly, not being blind, I've never really delved into braille much, so I = wasn't aware there's were any kinds other than the straight mapping= of letter->bump code. This is news to me. What is "computer braill= e"?

On Sat, Mar 10, 2012 at 4:40 PM, Devin Prate= r <r.d.t.prater@gmail.com> wrote:
coi rodo .i
I am new to the list, well I joined a month or so ago, but didn't write= because I always forgot to do so. In my free time after school and sometim= es during class, I read "An Introduction to Lojban". I gathered i= t from the website in a .txt, text, file and put it on my reading device. N= ote to all blind Lojbanists, you might prefer using computer braille when r= eading Lojban. Anyways, I'm a little past the chapter on quotations, an= d I might re-read some things, because I need to build up my vocabulary. I&= #39;ve also gotten a friend from school interested, and that friend is a li= ttle past learning about gismu and stuff. I =A0don't really have any qu= estions right now, just wanted you all to be aware of my presence on the li= st.
Oh wait, one question just made its way into my mind, I wonder, since there= is an Esperanto braille code, I wonder if there will be a Lojban braille c= ode. Braille, for anyone, well most of you, is the system blind people use = to read. Perhaps computer braille will do, since its pretty universal, I th= ink. Yes, computer braille would make since for a language that tries to be= as usable by everyone as possible.

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