Dzongkha Braille

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Consonant	ka	kha	ga	nga	ca	cha	ja	nya
Print	ཀ	ཁ	ག	ང	ཅ	ཆ	ཇ	ཉ
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Consonant	ta	tha	da	na	pa	pha	ba	ma
Print	ཏ	ཐ	ད	ན	པ	ཕ	བ	མ
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Consonant	tsa	tsha	dza	wa	zha	za	'a	ya
Print	ཙ	ཚ	ཛ	ཝ	ཞ	ཟ	འ	ཡ
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Consonant	ra	la	sha	sa	ha	a
Print	ར	ལ	ཤ	ས	ཧ	ཨ
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The reversed letters used in Sanskrit loanwords are indicated with the diacritic ⠐:

ཊ ⠐⠞, ཋ ⠐⠹, ཌ ⠐⠮, ཎ ⠐⠝, ཥ ⠐⠩.

The vowel "a" is inherent in a consonant letter, and is not written explicitly. Other vowels are written after a consonant as in English Braille. When a vowel occurs at the beginning of a word, the vowel letter is carried by a null consonant ཨ ⟨⠁⟩:

Vowels	a	i	u	e	o
Print (on ཨ )	ཨ	ཨི	ཨུ	ཨེ	ཨོ
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	ka	ki	ku	ke	ko
Print (on ཀ )	ཀ	ཀི	ཀུ	ཀེ	ཀོ
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Sanskrit vowel-marking includes:

⠁⠸⠪ ཨཿ aḥ, ⠁⠰⠳ ཨྃ aṃ,

as in ཀིཿ ⠅⠊⠸⠪ kiḥ, ཀོྃ ⠅⠕⠰⠳ koṃ.

It's not clear how conjuncts are indicated. However, the conjunct ཀྵ ⠅⠘⠐⠩ kṣa in Sanskrit loans suggests that the 45 points ⠘ conjoin two consonants.

Digits are as in English Braille. Native punctuation (syllable divider, comma, stop) is:

Print	་	།	༎
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Roman punctuation differs from that of English Braille. The question and exclamation marks, for example, are prefixed by a point 6, ⠠⠦ and ⠠⠖.

Print	,	?	!	;	:	.	...	-	/	*
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Print	“ ... ”	( ... )	[ ... ]	{ ... }
Braille	...	...	...	...