Explore the rich diversity of sign languages in this 90-minute video compilation featuring over 20 different sign languages from around the world. Discover the unique characteristics of Swiss-Italian, Russian, Kenyan, Spanish, Argentinian, Swiss-French, Swiss-German, Finnish, Kata Kolok, Kosovar, Hong Kong, Finland-Swedish, Indian, Latvian, Namibian, Dutch, Brazilian, Danish, Rwandan, Croatian, Zambian, and Maltese Sign Languages. Learn about Wikitongues' mission to document over 300 existing sign languages and gain insights into the visual-gestural communication systems used by Deaf communities globally.
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WIKITONGUES: Laura speaking Swiss-Italian Sign Language.
WIKITONGUES: Daria speaking Russian Sign Language.
WIKITONGUES: Jarvis signing Kenyan Sign Language.
WIKITONGUES: Mónica speaking Spanish Sign Language.
WIKITONGUES: Candela signing Argentinian Sign Language.
WIKITONGUES: Véronique and Sandra signing Swiss-French SL and Swiss-German SL.
WIKITONGUES: Eetu signing Finnish Sign Language.
WIKITONGUES: Wayan Pindi signing Kata Kolok.
WIKITONGUES: Drita signing Kosovar Sign Language.
WIKITONGUES: KK speaking Hong Kong Sign Language.
WIKITONGUES: HÃ¥kan speaking Finland-Swedish Sign Language.
WIKITONGUES: Sukanya speaking Indian Sign Language.
WIKITONGUES: Lilita and Ivars speaking Latvian Sign Language.
WIKITONGUES: Linekela Paul speaking Namibian Sign Language.
WIKITONGUES: Sofie speaking Dutch Sign Language.
Sign language in Brazil | Abel speaking Brazilian Sign Language, also known as Libras | Wikitongues.
WIKITONGUES: Kasper and Janne speaking Danish Sign Language.
WIKITONGUES: Samuel signing Rwandan Sign Langugae.
WIKITONGUES: Hirwa signing Rwandan Sign Language.
WIKITONGUES: Ana speaking Croatian Sign Language.
WIKITONGUES: Suzana speaking Croatian Sign Language (HZJ).
WIKITONGUES: James speaking Zambian Sign Language.
WIKITONGUES: Loran signing Maltese Sign Language.
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