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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 MysticalJG · Posted
Hello everyone. I decided to learn British Sign Language, initially because it was something I could do while I was at home socially distancing during the Coronavirus outbreak - that is the honest start to my decision. However, I have completed three lessons in three days and feel as though I have a flair for sign langauge. I am thinking that, when this outbreak is over, and provided I can leanr well enough, this is something I would like to put to use within the school environment in which I wo -
By geordiebecca96 · Posted
Hello everyone, I'm Rebecca also known as Becca from Newcastle. I'm new to the BSL world, I was told last June that I needed to have hearing aids in both ears due to slipping through the cracks as a child and no one picked up that I'm partially deaf. Now, according to audiologists they don't know how long or how short I will have the rest of my hearing due to not being on any records so it would be good to make sure that I start learning now in case I ever do lose the rest of my hearing. I -
By Charlie324 · Posted
Hi i am a 16 year old student and i think the same. I am learning it because i want there is an person at my school who is hard of hearing and knows sign and i would like to be able to communicate with her 🙂 -
By sarahalice1413 · Posted
Hey guys, I am Sarah, I am a newly qualified teacher and committed to my continuing professional development! I have worked with SEND children for many years prior to training as a teacher and know a few bits of BSL like toilet, help and so on but would like to follow in my Mothers foot steps and learn BSL so I am able to have conversations, give clearer instructions while in SEND schools (supply teacher at the moment so in and out of many schools). While we have the time... and now I am of -
I am a 13 year old student and am trying to learn bsl because i really enjoy it and would be a great life skill to have to connect with those who can not talk to me. It fascinates me that simple hand gestures can help communicate full conversations.😀 -
By Cookie1498 · Posted
I have always been interested in learning BSL as I learned Makaton at primary school. One of my friends uses BSL and I would love to be able to use BSL if needed. I understand some BSL but never know how to reply back. -
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