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Fingerspelling is a way of spelling words using hand movements. The fingerspelling manual alphabet is used in sign language to spell out names of people and places for which there is not a sign. Fingerspelling can also be used to spell words for signs that the signer does not know the sign for, or to clarify a sign that is not known by the person reading the signer. Fingerspelling signs are often also incorporated into other BSL signs.
British Sign Language (BSL) uses the two-handed alphabet however some other sign languages use the one-handed alphabet.
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By Elizabeth Garratt · Posted
Hello, I wondered if anyone knew if you can enter yourself for BSL exams and how to go about doing this? I’d be really grateful for quite an urgent answer from someone. Thank you -
Hi I'm looking to further my BSL learning, completed Level 1 in Feb 2023 and was planning to do Level 2 this September, but the college has no BSL teacher! Now I'm looking for practice buddies, call/ text me please 07920025786. Javaid Bristol -
Hi, I'm learning BSL at home as I think its important to be able to communicate with anyone I meet in my job in retail. I haven't had a chance to use any of my signs yet but am practising/revising them regularly so I don't forget! I really enjoyed watching the recent Channel 4 Paralympic coverage with BSL as it gave me a chance to practice watching a fast signer. Bye x -
Hi, I'm also wanting to do an epq in bsl. I can see you've not been active in a couple years but I'm giving anything a shot and praying you might see this. I'd appreciate it so much if you were able to help me if you did do your epq in bsl. this is how i feel right now i can't find anyone who is doing bsl as an epq any help would be extremely appreciated, thanks -
I’m Shiona. I’m currently on my BSL learning journey for the second time. I started a few years ago but life and a baby happened and I stopped my learning. I currently don’t have use for BSL in the sense that I don’t know or generally meet anyone in which I would need to use it, but I feel that should that time ever come it’s only right that I’m prepared. It something I wish would have been mandatory when I was back in school. I’m always open to making new friends, a lot of m -
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By zonyadibley · Posted
Hello, my name is Zonya and I have been learning BSL for a couple of months now. I am not deaf but work at a doctors surgery where we have very few deaf/Deaf patients but find it sad that there are so few non deaf./Deaf people that know BSL. I feel this should be a compulsory lesson at least once per week in all schools. I hope everyone is well. -
Hi everyone, so I am Sarah and I am a support worker at a local further education college. I support all kinds of learners with a range of difficulties and thought that it would be a great idea to widen my skills so as I could support in more areas.
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