Romanian Braille | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 08/11/2018

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Romanian Braille

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SUMMARY
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Romanian Braille is the braille alphabet of the Romanian language. It has the 25 letters of basic French Braille (no w) plus the following additional letters: 

Much of the punctuation and formatting (caps, italics) is like old French Braille: 

⠲ [period], ⠢ ?, ⠶⠀⠶ (...), ⠦⠀⠴ “...”, ⠔ *,as seen in the chart at right.  In addition, the dash and ellipsis are both 

⠤⠄ —, ...,values which were also reported by Unesco (1990) but could not be confirmed by Unesco (2013).  
Unesco (1990) reports inner quotation marks ⠠⠀⠠ ‘...’, while the chart at right appears to show a highly unusual double point, ⠄⠄, for the apostrophe.  Other sources, however, have the normal single point, ⠄.