A few words about Signing and Sign Language: Who uses sign language? There exists a select section of the society that we who are physically disabled as well as those who do not have one or some of the basic senses that every human is born with – sight, hearing, taste,
Sign Language
Linguistics and Sign Language
People of communities known as the “culturally deaf,” by linguists, primarily use Sign (or signed) languages. Hand signals, facial expressions; the positions of the body, head nods and other physical indications—even the silent mouthing the words— are implemented as a means of communication. What is the Significance? The study of sign
Sign Language: The Often Forgotten Language Explained
7 Things About Sign Language You Never Knew
Sign language has evolved into a complete language over the past century. But there are some interesting facts that everyone should know. Here is a list of seven such facts: 1. Sign language also has “dialects” in its own right. Different countries follow different set of rules in sign language. One may