Pitman Outlines Beginner ENGLISH

Pitman Vowel Positions (1st, 2nd, 3rd Place)

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Visual placement guide for heavy dots, light dots, heavy dashes, and light dashes.

Vowels in Pitman shorthand are represented by dots and dashes placed at the beginning (1st place), middle (2nd place), or end (3rd place) of a stroke.

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