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<p>Created page with &quot;{{Question |QuestionFaqPage=FAQ/Main FAQ |Topics=Language,Accessibility |Link=https://alogos.dreamwidth.org/1341.html?thread=27709#cmt27709 |AskedBy=blindserpent |DateAsked=2025-03-05 |QuestionText=Nice! It sounds like they have a lot more accommodations than he&#039;s used to. It might be a bit overwhelming at first but he will be grateful for it in the long run. Harang&#039;s canon is loosely based on medieval Korea and he was able to read by feeling raised characters embroidere...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{Question<br /> |QuestionFaqPage=FAQ/Main FAQ<br /> |Topics=Language,Accessibility<br /> |Link=https://alogos.dreamwidth.org/1341.html?thread=27709#cmt27709<br /> |AskedBy=blindserpent<br /> |DateAsked=2025-03-05<br /> |QuestionText=Nice! It sounds like they have a lot more accommodations than he&#039;s used to. It might be a bit overwhelming at first but he will be grateful for it in the long run. Harang&#039;s canon is loosely based on medieval Korea and he was able to read by feeling raised characters embroidered on fabric, so he doesn&#039;t know braille. Would the universal translation bridge the gap between the two and allow him to understand the braille of this world?<br /> |DateAnswered=2025-03-05<br /> |AnswerText=The universal translation would allow him to understand the braille of this world! (And as a continued general note, this wouldn&#039;t impart fluency in braille for someone who didn&#039;t have their own version as a starting point (same with sign language, or complete illiteracy).) But yes, he should be able to read the local variant without issue!<br /> |EditDate=20251215011547<br /> |AddDate=20251215011547<br /> }}</div>

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