@@GrizzlyNextDoor 😂 Meine Mutter ist einmal angry auf mich gewesenen weil ich X mit mein Hände hatte ausgerechnet XP Ich kann immer noch nicht X ausrechnen und ich bin jetz 15 Jahre alt X.X
I have recently started learning Brazilian Sign Language, and I am amazed at how similar it is to ASL. Apart from the numbers, there were a good deal of signs by the American fellow that I could easily recognize. The numbers from 5 onwards are completely different in BR Sign Language, though.
I really would like to have saw this with each person signing their version individually, one by one, so i could better appreciate and take note of the variations in sign for each word. The whole thing was too quick for me. lol ! However I do love the concept! I would definitely watch again if y'all could remake this or another version with each country signing one by one instead of simultaneously. Awesome concept, awesome video! 😊
The amount of people who don't realize that the world all use different sign languages is surprising. I'm fluent in asl and while I can understand some others with context I am unable to sign them myself. I also found some 9ther countries could understand me in context for some things.
Very Interesting.I'm learning Polski..Polish sign Language. this is very helpful to me to learn how it all the same and different in every sign. Thank you so much for this.
Me: Non-sign language guy making sense of things 1 - easy to read that 2 - Denmark...I'm doing it my way, creates a gun gesture for "two" 3 - Denmark and USA...I'll flip you off 4 - All the same 5 - All the same 6 - Now we all go wonky Denmark - Praying mantis, British - Here's my lighter, USA - Look at my turkey Germany - Stop, you're good 7 - Wonky stuff Denmark - Here's my side turkey British - I'm shooting these two people USA - West Coast bro Germany - I have 5 bullets left 8 - What? Denmark - See my unicorn? British - I'm cutting paper USA - I've got a unicorn as well Germany - Stop West Side 9 - Oh boy Denmark - 666 British - East Coast baby USA - 666 Germany - Stop, this is your fourth time 10 - What? Denmark - Adjusting my weight scale British - one zero USA - Palsy thumbs up Germany - Woah, back up man
sorry to tell you that there is no universal sign langauge. Body language and gesture may be universal sign but it's not official because everyone have many different way to communicate.
i speak swedish sign language; it’s so fascinating how the american sign language is more similar than the norwegian one. i wish we studied the history of sign language more!
I was thinking Dansk tegnsprog looks halfway in between (US's) ASL and (Germany's) DGS! I wouldn't have thought there'd be so much in common across continents. In fact I think BSL stands out the most among these
@Jay also funny when Daniel Durant (the deaf actor from CODA movie ) went to Norway to do a play, he said the Norwegian sign language was more expressive and they use their face mimicry so much, unlike ASL. which I thought was weird since it's frickin' freezing half of the time and they're always outside and still somehow their mouth and fingers aren't frozen to make big gestures ? I thought it was the other way around, which would make more sense. 🤔
At first, I thought why did you ask numbers 1 to 10? But yeah, you did right, numbers also have different signs, thank you for this video. I'd like to watch how they communicate and how much they can understand to each other, and that's the reason I found this video.
I am a beginner of BSL，and I found that “yellow” I was learnt from my teacher differs from the gentleman from UK. I guess there must be sign language of different dialects something. 😊
Yeah, no sign language isn't universal. And I suggest you to learn sign language base on where you live. For example, if you live in USA, learn American sign language.
Its especially interesting when one sign means something TOTALLY different in another language. It makes me laugh because I feel a lot of signed languages have some degree of mutual intelligibility, especially the ones in the same language family (like the ones represented here), but then I see something thats like "How did these things get to be OPPOSITES?"
thank u for showing the differences! i at first didn't know there wasnt a universal one, but like one language it also possesses different dialects and similarities and differences!
It is not at all one language. Each country (or sometimes region) develops their own sign language. They are all different signs, with different corresponding grammar. It would be like saying a person who speaks Spanish should be able to speak Portuguese as well, just because they happen to sometimes have similar vocabulary. They are not all mutually intelligible as one language with different dialects
But not a lot of people using this, including me. Because I usually don't communicate across the country, and it's not really useful if I learn Gestuno but Never actually using it.
Yeah i'm quite confused when i talk with my gf, I learn indonesian sign language cause i'm from indonesia. And she doesn't understand like most of it she is from australia btw
I'm SORRY, BSL, what was going on with mad there? That sign would make me mad lol I'm moving from US to UK and have been trying to learn BSL from ASL and the comparisons are insane!
Yeah, both ASL and BSL is different. Do you know 5 W (where, who, when, what, and how) are different and mixed up? I am ASL user and that makes my head dizzed. lol
Cool. I would like to watch such videos with more detailed comparrisons. I guess this is basically meant to adress a deaf audience and I don't know if you could do anything about it, but if you could add some public domain music playing in the background it would increase the appeal of you video for hearing people. I probably won't get the message accross without offending someone, but I say that with good intentions.
@@WakeWolfASL in my opinion...lol...i would not worry about it, if you cant hear....im sure hearing people would understand that..lol...what i would love to see is another video like this,but with each country showing their sign for each word at one time instead of simultaneously because its ao hard to scan the whole screen and catch the variations in sign when everyone is doing it at the same time. please !!! i would love to see more videos like this !! 😁
Wait so you're telling me they don't understand each other. I'm not going to lie i tried to learn sign language to cheat in class but i guess i can't now because she speaks French sign language
I was trying to find out how different the different sign languages were and yeah... I doubt it would even be possible to communicate like that. Completely different signs.
Is there a universal language ? No ? Then why should sign be any different ? There are 190+ countries in the world, each with different languages. Those languages all have different accents based on regions. There are almost as many deaf languages as countries (167 or 169)
At "morning" (around 1:09?) I kinda saw a mistake but maybe the German guy just understood the word wrong because I think he's saying "tomorrow" instead of "morning". In German it's both "morgen" so it can be confusing sometimes. But maybe I just got confused myself idk😂😂 But I think it's wrong, maybe he thought they meant "tomorrow".🤔
Ok I know, culture, different signs for this and that, but HOW GREAT WOULD IT BE IF we all learned the same sign language and at school so we could communicate with everyone around the planet, even none deaf people! I'm outraged by this!
If there is same sign language all over world, then there is no culture for it. I prefer different signs so I can learn a lot from deaf people I met over the world.
I see your point, language is part of the culture, but we're not obligated to take away every contry's sign language but instead make learn an universal sign to everyone, a little bit like learning English in school in non-English speaking countries.
Wow guys so many different ways , No Wonder people are Confused , l think there should be ONE Language for ALL , what do you guys think ?????? reply me Cheers from MELBOURNE , AUSTRALIA :))
@@_blank-_ Wow l disagree with you , how can you have different spelling for the "SAME WORD " that does not make any sense ........ if we all spell hello the same way it will save a lot of Confusion among Deaf people period .
@@_blank-_ You have totally missed the point sign language should be all the same so we can communicate with each other the "Word" what ever it may be should be the same so people from different Countries understand each other , ps l am talking about "Deaf Community " Plus the country own Language remains the same DO U UNDERSTAND NAMEY McNAMEFACE , if you don't l can't help you !
@@_blank-_ l get that different Languages you dill , l am talking about sign Languages (words) are not all the same check out this video again , same words have different signs d'oh , please do not reply , l don't want to talk to YOU anymore , bye !
@@WakeWolfASL ye I meant if you have a language that everybody learns as a second one like for example I speak German and a friend speaks French and we communicate in English. if you have a sign language like that too.
@@hannahMuffinQueen unfortunately, no. English is most common language. We know English, if we don't understand other sign language. We wrote it on note or phone.
@@Ruthavecflute I was thinking that if someone who has to use sign language has something to communicate to us all, wouldn't that create a barrier, and logistics should be put in place for translation. Also while translating the real essence of the communication might be changed. Just an idea I came across.
@@Ruthavecflute I dont know if you ever read this but: I mean... isnt English a kind of universal spoken language? Is there something like that, like is ASL taught aswell when you learn German sign language or something?
@@Satwr English is certainly used and taught widely, but going off figures fromWikipeadea in 2021 the total number of English speakers was about 1.4 billion, which is a lot but compared to the world pop of 7 billion is less impresive. So 'universal' is a bit of an exageration. To your main point, there may well be schools that teach ASL along side a local sign langauge, but in a lot of places education for the Deaf is pretty poor. Sometimes that is because of lack money and knowlage, sometimes becauseof the idea that Deaf people should be taught lip reading and verbal speach without use of sign. The latter aproch works well for some people, but a worryingly high number end up not being fluent in any langauge. In the context of this mess teaching a second sign language isn't a priority in Deaf education. Putting all of that aside, Deaf people who know different sign languages tend to be able to comunicate better than hearing people. Usually people say this is because sign languages are more simular to each other than spoken ones, but I think the fact Deaf people get a lot of practice communicating across langage divideds (ie with non-signers) plays a roll as well
There isn't a universal spoken language but there is a LINGUA FRANCA, English. I wonder if there will ever be a lingua franca for sign, one that is accepted as the international default for inter communication
0:40 I love how everyone has a new sign for 6 and Germany is just like: I can use the other hand to count
In german elementary school we also use both of our hands to count and calculate :D
@@AfricaGirl1GDlover Daran kann ich mich nicht mehr erinnern.
@@-kyoko-7742 echt? Bei mir stand damals sogar im Zeugnis, dass ich das alles lieber mit mit meinen Händen statt mit der Perlenkette mache 😂
Weird I’m American and I was taught to count using both hands
@@GrizzlyNextDoor 😂 Meine Mutter ist einmal angry auf mich gewesenen weil ich X mit mein Hände hatte ausgerechnet XP Ich kann immer noch nicht X ausrechnen und ich bin jetz 15 Jahre alt X.X
The guy on the left be acting like severus snape lol the hair, the atitude and all hehe I loved watching it
I have recently started learning Brazilian Sign Language, and I am amazed at how similar it is to ASL. Apart from the numbers, there were a good deal of signs by the American fellow that I could easily recognize. The numbers from 5 onwards are completely different in BR Sign Language, though.
Really? Brazilian sign language is almost same as ASL? :D
I really would like to have saw this with each person signing their version individually, one by one, so i could better appreciate and take note of the variations in sign for each word. The whole thing was too quick for me. lol ! However I do love the concept! I would definitely watch again if y'all could remake this or another version with each country signing one by one instead of simultaneously. Awesome concept, awesome video! 😊
Agreed 100%!! Trying to find other videos like this
Yeah, I felt this way, too. It went too fast for me to see the individual signs.
Watch the vid 4 times lol
You can slow down the playback speed of the video by going into settings :)
Wow different sign language! This is cool and interesting!
I'm currently learning the mexican sign language and it's interesting to see how different each language is, the most similar was the brittish one.
That's something new I learned today! Thank you :3
This is very good! I enjoy learning (or at least being exposed to) other sign languages around the world. I hope you can do more like this.
Wow I feel really stupid for cranking up the volume
That made me laugh! Ha ha ha!
wow this is super interesting to see them all at once! thank you guys :)
The amount of people who don't realize that the world all use different sign languages is surprising. I'm fluent in asl and while I can understand some others with context I am unable to sign them myself. I also found some 9ther countries could understand me in context for some things.
Very Interesting.I'm learning Polski..Polish sign Language. this is very helpful to me to learn how it all the same and different in every sign. Thank you so much for this.
You're welcome! :)
hard to concentrate on 4 persons haha. but I watched it 4 times. and absolutely amazing how this is
Me: Non-sign language guy making sense of things
1 - easy to read that
2 - Denmark...I'm doing it my way, creates a gun gesture for "two"
3 - Denmark and USA...I'll flip you off
4 - All the same
5 - All the same
6 - Now we all go wonky
Denmark - Praying mantis,
British - Here's my lighter,
USA - Look at my turkey
Germany - Stop, you're good
7 - Wonky stuff
Denmark - Here's my side turkey
British - I'm shooting these two people
USA - West Coast bro
Germany - I have 5 bullets left
8 - What?
Denmark - See my unicorn?
British - I'm cutting paper
USA - I've got a unicorn as well
Germany - Stop West Side
9 - Oh boy
Denmark - 666
British - East Coast baby
USA - 666
Germany - Stop, this is your fourth time
10 - What?
Denmark - Adjusting my weight scale
British - one zero
USA - Palsy thumbs up
Germany - Woah, back up man
It seems a universal language is needed.
sorry to tell you that there is no universal sign langauge. Body language and gesture may be universal sign but it's not official because everyone have many different way to communicate.
That's an amazing album on the wall there. I guess if you can't listen to it, you might as well frame it and enjoy the beautiful artwork
i speak swedish sign language; it’s so fascinating how the american sign language is more similar than the norwegian one. i wish we studied the history of sign language more!
That was Danish.
@@Nekotaku_TV i know, i was looking at the norwegian hand alphabet and saw that it was super different. nothing to do with the video :)
I was thinking Dansk tegnsprog looks halfway in between (US's) ASL and (Germany's) DGS! I wouldn't have thought there'd be so much in common across continents. In fact I think BSL stands out the most among these
@Jay also funny when Daniel Durant (the deaf actor from CODA movie ) went to Norway to do a play, he said the Norwegian sign language was more expressive and they use their face mimicry so much, unlike ASL. which I thought was weird since it's frickin' freezing half of the time and they're always outside and still somehow their mouth and fingers aren't frozen to make big gestures ? I thought it was the other way around, which would make more sense. 🤔
Thank you guys so much for making this video! I just learned that sign language is not universal (sorry for my ignorance) this video made my day ❤
nice video! i love to see the different sign languages!
iNoahASL thank you! Glad you like it :3
At first, I thought why did you ask numbers 1 to 10? But yeah, you did right, numbers also have different signs, thank you for this video. I'd like to watch how they communicate and how much they can understand to each other, and that's the reason I found this video.
Cool video guys! I know ASL and I'm learning GSL now :)
Learning German sign language is fun! Too bad, I forgot most >.>
I am a beginner of BSL，and I found that “yellow” I was learnt from my teacher differs from the gentleman from UK. I guess there must be sign language of different dialects something. 😊
Maybe, I don't know BSL, I can't answer if sign language for "yellow" is right or not. ^^
But thank you for sharing!
There are three different signs for yellow in BSL. Some slight regional differences.
Claire E Thank you！
most, if not all, sign languages have regional differences but will still be the same overall :)
Have do you all communicate with each other? Have you all learned each others sign language?
Yes, we learned each other but sadly, I forgot most of them. Lol
I always thought sign language was universal. Now I don't know which one to learn.
Yeah, no sign language isn't universal. And I suggest you to learn sign language base on where you live. For example, if you live in USA, learn American sign language.
@@WakeWolfASL It's a shame it's not universal. Maybe it could've been.
This is awesome. Should have left the flag up, i forgot who was from where halfway through video.
Thank you for feedback! I will leave flags on next time :)
I know some words in DSGS (Swissgerman sign language) but not a lot. Really interesting to see the differences between these languages.
genau so bei mir auch ^^
wobei es waren eher Gebärden zur Unterstützung der gesprochenen Sprache...
Hab e schöne Tag! :)
Thank you so much for the information. Very valuable!
Its especially interesting when one sign means something TOTALLY different in another language. It makes me laugh because I feel a lot of signed languages have some degree of mutual intelligibility, especially the ones in the same language family (like the ones represented here), but then I see something thats like "How did these things get to be OPPOSITES?"
thank u for showing the differences! i at first didn't know there wasnt a universal one, but like one language it also possesses different dialects and similarities and differences!
It is not at all one language. Each country (or sometimes region) develops their own sign language. They are all different signs, with different corresponding grammar. It would be like saying a person who speaks Spanish should be able to speak Portuguese as well, just because they happen to sometimes have similar vocabulary. They are not all mutually intelligible as one language with different dialects
This is so cool. What a great video idea.
One of the best video in TH-cam 👍👍👍
Thank you!!!
I accidentally turn up the volume to max.
I feel like an idiot now 😂
😂
I like the Danish sign for alcohol. Looks like tea to me :)
That makes international sign more important. Great video 🍀♥️
Yes it does! Thank you!
wery nice and helpful video thank you
Oh, that's sooo interesting!!!
Humanity had one chance to create a universal language everyone would understand yet they fucked it up again. Now even English has different versions.
Very cool!
I thought in BSL you made a closed five hand with your palm facing away from you and did a “mini rainbow” to sign hello.
is that BSL for mini rainbow? that's nice to know! :D
Wow….I did not know this….amazing
Wow ! This is soooo interesting! Thank you :)
Weird how German needs two hands for numbers after 5.
Very interesting, just wish the flags had stayed and that it was slower.
We have to creat a universal one
There's an attempt called "Gestuno"
But not a lot of people using this, including me. Because I usually don't communicate across the country, and it's not really useful if I learn Gestuno but Never actually using it.
German’s sign for “black” is the sign “Miss” in American Sign Language 😆
Good read! Yeah, I thought he said miss at first place. 😂
Nice
Yeah i'm quite confused when i talk with my gf, I learn indonesian sign language cause i'm from indonesia. And she doesn't understand like most of it she is from australia btw
I am brazillian and I am just LOVING sign language!!
glad to know! :D
Which one I should learn alot of differences !!
So the four of them won't be able to communicate and understand each other thru signing
How fun! Thanks guys
seen well the person deaf friends
I didn’t know they’re different, thought that was same as some kind of international uni-sign
I love you all guys but help me about demark sign language interpretation because I will travel there as a volunteer
I'm SORRY, BSL, what was going on with mad there? That sign would make me mad lol I'm moving from US to UK and have been trying to learn BSL from ASL and the comparisons are insane!
Yeah, both ASL and BSL is different. Do you know 5 W (where, who, when, what, and how) are different and mixed up? I am ASL user and that makes my head dizzed. lol
Yes, in ASL. BSL has been making me crazy lol some different, some same.
I'm HoH and moving to UK. I need to practice a lot!
Great video!!
how do you guys all communicate lol
Gesture, body language, and smartphone! :D
@@WakeWolfASL awesome!
Who’s the deaf person in the background I’m hearing?
that guy on the left hates everyone xD feel u bro
Hello!
Peace
Cool. I would like to watch such videos with more detailed comparrisons.
I guess this is basically meant to adress a deaf audience and I don't know if you could do anything about it, but if you could add some public domain music playing in the background it would increase the appeal of you video for hearing people. I probably won't get the message accross without offending someone, but I say that with good intentions.
no offensive taken. I'm really bad at picking the background music and I don't really know how to do that. Any help would be appericated!
@@WakeWolfASL in my opinion...lol...i would not worry about it, if you cant hear....im sure hearing people would understand that..lol...what i would love to see is another video like this,but with each country showing their sign for each word at one time instead of simultaneously because its ao hard to scan the whole screen and catch the variations in sign when everyone is doing it at the same time. please !!! i would love to see more videos like this !! 😁
It seems like Germany has to closest to ASL? I’m a beginner ASL student so I could be wrong.
Wait so you're telling me they don't understand each other. I'm not going to lie i tried to learn sign language to cheat in class but i guess i can't now because she speaks French sign language
I was trying to find out how different the different sign languages were and yeah... I doubt it would even be possible to communicate like that. Completely different signs.
Very fascinating, that even without speech, people have different accents. Why isn't there a universal sign language?
Is there a universal language ? No ? Then why should sign be any different ? There are 190+ countries in the world, each with different languages. Those languages all have different accents based on regions. There are almost as many deaf languages as countries (167 or 169)
Britain has lots of different ways of doing 6
This is very good
Denmark is sooo different
This deaf man (Denmark) is miserable... Please SMILE!!
he was my favorite
No one owes you a smile
Alcohol... Yes... 🌝
Very interesting !!!
hey guys so nice video, where do u go here in europe to meet furs? deaf furs?
They are from Europe, we discussed and made a plan to meet in one place. We did it.
@@WakeWolfASL so nice really
Oh cool! Deaf furs. I'm trying to learn asl in college. I'm also a furry!
Cool!!! Hope you like this video ^^
@@WakeWolfASL i did! Its so interesting to see how different asl is besides other sign languages.
@@ladysky5724 yeah! I wanted to show furry friends and ASL learners that there is a lot of international signs in world.
At "morning" (around 1:09?) I kinda saw a mistake but maybe the German guy just understood the word wrong because I think he's saying "tomorrow" instead of "morning".
In German it's both "morgen" so it can be confusing sometimes.
But maybe I just got confused myself idk😂😂 But I think it's wrong, maybe he thought they meant "tomorrow".🤔
I shared this with my Germany friend. :)
WakeWolf
So he/she said it's right?🤔 Or what?😂
no reply from him yet.
@@WakeWolfASL how about now?
That is crazy! How do you understand each other if is so different? Do you spell the words that don't match to your sign language?
They use English on their phone (or notepad)
How about Filipino Sign Language..
numbers in isl is also different
It's cool, mind if you show me the video of numbers in isl? :3
@@WakeWolfASL i learnt from her th-cam.com/video/vnH2BmcSRMA/w-d-xo.html
Very interesting 👍
Omg this is so cool!
I think the American and English sign languages are the easiest to underatand for us
I speak Brazilian sign language and the most similar is the ASL.
Really? I want to visit Brazil someday!
Cool!!😁 You'll love it.
I'm from UK (british) as well, and I'm wondering which region that british guy is from? Just because the signs are so different..
He live in south of UK, close to London.
@@WakeWolfASL I’m from South/London as well.. just curious where he learnt those signs that’s all..!
@@SkittlesSarahxx no worries! :)
Ok I know, culture, different signs for this and that, but HOW GREAT WOULD IT BE IF we all learned the same sign language and at school so we could communicate with everyone around the planet, even none deaf people! I'm outraged by this!
If there is same sign language all over world, then there is no culture for it. I prefer different signs so I can learn a lot from deaf people I met over the world.
I see your point, language is part of the culture, but we're not obligated to take away every contry's sign language but instead make learn an universal sign to everyone, a little bit like learning English in school in non-English speaking countries.
Great idea to show different languages - But video too fast! Also needed see hands up close.
You can change the video speed
Super Spice This is what I did too
No need to be closer but slower would be nice, but yeah at least we can change the speed etc.
Hello
Wow guys so many different ways , No Wonder people are Confused , l think there should be ONE Language for ALL , what do you guys think ?????? reply me
Cheers from MELBOURNE , AUSTRALIA :))
@@_blank-_ Wow l disagree with you , how can you have different spelling for the "SAME WORD " that does not make any sense ........ if we all spell hello the same way
it will save a lot of Confusion among Deaf people period .
@@_blank-_ Oh poo , No we need a sign Language that works for ALL DEAF & HOH PEOPLE , period .
@@_blank-_ You have totally missed the point sign language should be all the same so we can communicate with each other the "Word" what ever it may be
should be the same so people from different Countries understand each other , ps l am talking about "Deaf Community " Plus the country own Language remains the same
DO U UNDERSTAND NAMEY McNAMEFACE , if you don't l can't help you !
@@_blank-_ l get that different Languages you dill , l am talking about sign Languages (words) are not all the same check out this video again , same words have different signs d'oh , please do not reply , l don't want to talk to YOU anymore , bye !
i have a question! do you guys understand the other signs or do you all have to learn one sign language to communicate?
and btw I love the video :)
There is no one sign language that we all can communicate. There is different sign language as you can see in this video.
@@WakeWolfASL ye I meant if you have a language that everybody learns as a second one like for example I speak German and a friend speaks French and we communicate in English. if you have a sign language like that too.
@@hannahMuffinQueen unfortunately, no. English is most common language. We know English, if we don't understand other sign language. We wrote it on note or phone.
@@WakeWolfASL oh okej! thank you very much :)
Interesting
Yup the German numbers are more creative🌝
Why isn't sign language universal?
Becuase sign languages were created by different people in different places. It's like asking why there isn't one universal spoken language.
@@Ruthavecflute I was thinking that if someone who has to use sign language has something to communicate to us all, wouldn't that create a barrier, and logistics should be put in place for translation. Also while translating the real essence of the communication might be changed. Just an idea I came across.
@@Ruthavecflute I dont know if you ever read this but: I mean... isnt English a kind of universal spoken language? Is there something like that, like is ASL taught aswell when you learn German sign language or something?
@@Satwr English is certainly used and taught widely, but going off figures fromWikipeadea in 2021 the total number of English speakers was about 1.4 billion, which is a lot but compared to the world pop of 7 billion is less impresive. So 'universal' is a bit of an exageration.
To your main point, there may well be schools that teach ASL along side a local sign langauge, but in a lot of places education for the Deaf is pretty poor. Sometimes that is because of lack money and knowlage, sometimes becauseof the idea that Deaf people should be taught lip reading and verbal speach without use of sign. The latter aproch works well for some people, but a worryingly high number end up not being fluent in any langauge. In the context of this mess teaching a second sign language isn't a priority in Deaf education.
Putting all of that aside, Deaf people who know different sign languages tend to be able to comunicate better than hearing people. Usually people say this is because sign languages are more simular to each other than spoken ones, but I think the fact Deaf people get a lot of practice communicating across langage divideds (ie with non-signers) plays a roll as well
The gods of gang signs
Why there is no universal sign 🛑 language?
That's better
Hello.....
sorry about that. I don't get an answer from friend yet.
Muito bom. Eu faço Libras !
Why🙁
wat
i was sign in usa
Of course, Germans have a better number system. Very easy to understand.
This fact will surely make me stay away from trying to learn any sign language, I'm not gonna lie
the guy from denmark keeps distracting me and i don’t know why
Aww, in person, he is very sweet and shy. I convinced him to be in the video when he didn't want to.
WakeWolf he definitely seems sweet
Furs = furries?
Zhao Yun yep
There isn't a universal spoken language but there is a LINGUA FRANCA, English. I wonder if there will ever be a lingua franca for sign, one that is accepted as the international default for inter communication
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