A linguistic study of British Sign Language. The author crossrefers to American Sign Language, which has been more extensively studied by linguists, and compares the two languages.
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`The first clear, authoritative accessible account of British Sign Language (BSL)' - Roy Harris, Times Literary Supplement
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This review is from: British Sign Language (Language, Education, and Society) (Library Binding)
I want to learn communicatingdeaf people from United Kindgom (England,Scotland andWales).
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