حروف برايل بالعبرية

في هذا الموضوع تجدون حروف برايل بالعبرية، خصوصا ان هناك من يحتاجها لدواعي الدراسة وقلة توفرها بالعربية.

Alef, is either "silent", or that of its vowel underneath it. Same as "a" in standard English braille.	Vet, the "v" sound, like in "vote". Same as "v" in standard English braille.	Bet, the "b" sound, like in "bike". Same as "b" in standard English braille.	Gimmel, the "g" sound, like it "great". Same as "g" in standard English braille.
Daled, the "d" sound, like in "dome". Same as "d" in standard English braille.	Hay, the "h" sound, like in "house". Same as "h" in standard English braille.	Vav, the "v" sound, like in "vote". Same as "w" in standard English braille.	Vav (as a shuruk), the "oo" sound, like in "ruse", "food". Same as "u" in standard English braille.
Vav (as a cholom), the "oh" sound, like in "rope". Same as "o" in standard English braille.	Zayin, the "z" sound, like in "zoo". Same as "z" in standard English braille.	Chet, the "ch" sound in German and Scottish (IPA: /x/), like in "loch". Same as "x" in standard English braille.	Tet, the "t" sound, like in "tomorrow". Same as "t" in standard English braille.
Yud, the "y" sound (IPA: /j/), like in "you". Same as "j" in standard English braille.	Yud, (as a chiriq), the "ee" sound, like in "ski", "see", "tea", "city". Same as "i" in standard English braille.	Chaf, the "ch" sound found in German, like in "loch". Same as "ch" in standard English (Grade 2) braille.	Kaf, the "k" sound, like in "kite" and "quite". Same as "k" in standard English braille.
Lamed, the "l" sound, like in "loop". Same as "l" in standard English braille.	Mem, the "m sound, like in "might". Same as "m" in standard English braille.	Nun, the "n" sound, like in "now". Same as "n" in standard English braille.	Samech, the "s" sound, like in "some". Same as "s" in standard English braille.
Ayin, a small glottal stop|stop in air, such as in between "uh oh", or a voiced pharyngeal fricative.	Fei, the "f" sound, like in "found". Same as "f" in standard English braille.	Pei, the "p" sound, like in "pull". Same as "p" in standard English braille.	Tzadik, the "tz" (or "ts") sound, like in "tsunami" or "pizza".
Kuf, the "k" sound, like in "quite" and "kite". Same as "q" in standard English braille.	Resh, the "r" sound, like in "run". Same as "r" in standard English braille.	Shin, the "sh" sound, like in "shop". Same as "sh" in standard English (Grade 2) braille.	Sin, the "s" sound, like in "sight".
المصادر ومراجع مساعدة: http://www.braille.ch/yidbrl-e.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hebrew_Braille http://atwiki.assistivetech.net/index.php/Hebrew_braille http://stwww.weizmann.ac.il/communication/Ch-2/Cc2s3t4p1.htm