Turkey/Serbia

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By Josué Daniel,
May 3, 2020 in General Chat

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Josué Daniel

Posted May 3, 2020

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Posted May 3, 2020

Hello everyone! I'm new to this forum and fairly new to ASL in general

I was just learning the signs of countries when I came across "Serbia" and "Turkey". These signs look identical to me! I'm using the www.signingsavvy.com/ website, in which they clearly state that both signs are not really ASL, but rather the signs for the countries in their respective sign languages. So, should I stick to fingerspelling for these two countries in particular to avoid confusion?

Thank you in advance

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