I'm working on learning braille, and I figured since I'm also learning Spanish, then learning Spanish braille would be helpful also. I just don't want to get the 2 alphabets mixed up if they are different, like ASL and other sign languages are. Thanks.
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they are the same. Braille has a standard combination of points for each letter, no matter what language the word is in. I am not sure about accents é, à, ô etc. though. I had a blind schoolmate, and she did French, German English and Latin in Braille. Greek too.. Now I come to think of it: I never checked how she did greek and now I am wondering how would braille work for languages that have a different alphabet? Like chinese, russian, japanese etc.??