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This is a visual representation of the braille alphabet without contractions. To have a free embossed braille alphabet card mailed to you, fill out this form. You can also download the alphabet card as a PDF file.

To conserve space and increase reading speeds, the braille code contains 189 contractions. If you are sighted and would like to learn braille -- using your eyes -- order Just Enough to Know Better. Or buy our handy print wall chart of English braille symbols and contractions.

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