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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 [email protected] · Posted
I have just received from the library sign language for dummies , would like to take qualifications to improve CV. I have worked in special schools for fifteen years, , any ideas how to go about this and time scale would be appreciated. -
Can someone please message me on my social media accounts and help me learn bsl please . Social media :Facebook : Helen Kearsley . Snapchat : kearsleyhelen . Instagram : helen_kearsley thanks -
By Marla Barrett · Posted
Hello all, My name is Marla and I am an international student in Bangkok. I started learning Bsl as it allows me to volunteer for more service opportunities. I also have started learning Bsl for a school project. I am very intrigued of the Bsl world and would like to learn as much as I can! Please write below your favorite word in Bsl and why. I think mine is Australia as I think it’s a funny sign. -
By Dominic Laventine · Posted
According to the textbook we use, there are at least 8 ways to negate a verb in bsl. Some of them are non-manual features that would be done during the sign, like shaking your head during <must>. Others are individual signs, added before or after the verb, like <not>. Some of the signs have particular uses, like <don't>, that could replace the verb in a comment, or go before/after it. -
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By Vikki Voyce · Posted
I would sign 'help me' and use facial expression to show you are asking them to help you. -
By Vikki Voyce · Posted
Hi all, I live in kent but am happy to work through regional sign differences and practice with anyone who would like to practice. I learnt to sign as a teen about 25 years ago but only recently decided it was about time I signed up to a level one class to gain my qualifications as would like a career change. Am easy going and friendly.
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