Maltese Braille | |
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Script type | Alphabet |
Print basis | Maltese alphabet |
Languages | Maltese |
Related scripts | |
Parent systems | Braille
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Maltese Braille is thebraille alphabet of theMaltese language. It was in the news in 2005 with the publication of the first braille Bible in Maltese.[1]
The alphabet is as follows. (SeeMaltese alphabet.)Ż has the form of internationaly.[2][better source needed]
![]() | ![]() a | ![]() b | ![]() c | ![]() ċ | ![]() d | ![]() e | ![]() f | ![]() ġ | ![]() g |
![]() h | ![]() ħ | ![]() i | ![]() j | ![]() k | ![]() l | ![]() m | ![]() n | ![]() o | ![]() p |
![]() q | ![]() r | ![]() s | ![]() t | ![]() u | ![]() v | ![]() w | ![]() x | ![]() z | ![]() ż |
This chart is different than UNESCO (2013)[3] This chart is from Michael Micallef of the Malta Information Technology Agency[4]
The system described inWorld Braille Usage 2013 appears to be an old proposal that was never implemented, one which followed the sounds of the letters of the print alphabet rather than the actual letters.