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{{Infobox writing system
| name = Iñupiaq Braille
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| type = alphabet
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| languages = Inupiat
| fam1 = Braille
| fam2 =
| print = Iñupiaq alphabet
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}}Iñupiaq Braille is a braille alphabet of the Inupiat language maintained by the Alaskan Department of Education.[1]ChartThe print digraphs ch and sh are digraphs in braille as well. The alphabet is, type=image|a}}
a | {{Braille cell|type=image|c|h}}
ch | type=image|g}}
g | type=image|23456}}
ġ | type=image|h}}
h | type=image|i}}
i | type=image|k}}
k | type=image|346}}
ḳ | type=image|l}}
l | type=image|12356}}
ḷ | type=image|th}}
ł | type=image|12346}}
ł̣ | type=image|m}}
m | type=image|n}}
n | type=image|12456}}
ñ | type=image|1246}}
ŋ | type=image|p}}
p | type=image|q}}
q | type=image|r}}
r | type=image|s}}
s | {{Braille cell|type=image|s|r}}
sr | type=image|t}}
t | type=image|1256}}
ṭ | type=image|u}}
u | type=image|v}}
v | type=image|y}}
y |
{{bc|12456}} for ñ is from Spanish Braille. ŋ and ṭ are the mirror-image of n and t. Ł is from English Braille th, the English sound which is closest to it. Ḳ and ṭ are only found in older texts. Punctuation is the same as in English Braille.References1. ^UNESCO (2013) World Braille Usage, 3rd edition.
See also{{Braille}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Inupiaq Braille}} 2 : French-ordered braille alphabets|Inupiat language |