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retrolental_morose 2 points 1y ago
Just FYI, a Braille edition is not a translation because Braille is not a language. A US or UK Braille version of the book will be in English.
UK readers are able to obtain paper-braille copies of this from the RNIB library free of charge, which are able to be sent free matter for the blind to the US, even internationally.
UK readers are able to obtain paper-braille copies of this from the RNIB library free of charge, which are able to be sent free matter for the blind to the US, even internationally.
Contrabassoon1 1 points 1y ago
Hello, thanks for the information! The “translation” list also includes different regional adaptations (UK English and US English) and transliterations (Braille and Serbian written in the Cyrillic alphabet).
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Das-Lebensfieber 1 points 1y ago
I get mine from here
http://www.braillebookstore.com/Harry-Potter-Books
But I have a copy if you want it, it’s in an older version of Braille I can’t read, bought it by mistake
http://www.braillebookstore.com/Harry-Potter-Books
But I have a copy if you want it, it’s in an older version of Braille I can’t read, bought it by mistake
Contrabassoon1 1 points 1y ago
Thanks so much!
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