Do you know how to say some common proverbs in Bliss? From Leo Leppälä and Gitta Lönnqvist comes a collection of Swedish proverbs translated into English and Blissymbolics, made with the app BookCreator.
Do you for example know how to express "After rain comes sunshine", "No smoke without fire", "A good conscience is a soft pillow" or "Not all that glitters is gold"? If not, make sure to check out the collection "Words with Wings" by downloading it!
Blissymbolics makes use of core symbols (Bliss-characters), many of which are intuitive and pictographic. They can be arranged to produce Bliss-words that can represent complex and abstract, yet easy-to-understand meanings. There are around 100 basic symbols, which can be combined endlessly to form new concepts. Nouns can be changed into verbs or adjectives with the addition of an indicator, and there are also simple past and future tenses. Bliss has simple, elegant, logically based rules, that make it ideal as a non-phonetically based language.
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The International Panel is a working group within BCI. The object of the group is to develop Blissymbolics so that the vocabulary grows and its high standard is maintained. A broad international representation on the panel is needed to ensure that each new Bliss-word is built on the core meaning of a concept.
The requirements for being a member of the International Panel and attending the panel meetings are as follows:
- You have a membership in BCI
- You are an AAC user or have other experience in AAC work
- The BCI Board has approved you as a member
To be considered as a new member of the IP, you can:
- be recommended to the BCI Board by another panel member
- send a personal request to the BCI Board
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Please fill out the form below as a request to the BCI Board to become a member of the International Panel.
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