This covers common phrases, words and expressions used in sign language.
American Sign Language (ASL): A visual language used primarily in the United States and Canada.
British Sign Language (BSL): A visual language used primarily in the United Kingdom.
Sign Language Alphabets: Fingerspelling systems used to spell out words and names.
Sign Language Numbers: Signs used to represent numbers in sign language.
Facial Expressions and Non-Manual Markers: Facial expressions and body language used in conjunction with signs to convey meaning.
Basic Vocabulary and Phrases: Common words and phrases used in sign language.
Grammar and Syntax: The rules governing the order and structure of signs in sentences.
Deaf Culture: The norms, values, and traditions of the deaf community.
Sign Language Interpretation: Skills and techniques used to interpret from sign language to spoken language.
Assistive Technology for Sign Language: Devices and tools that aid in communication with sign language.
American Sign Language (ASL): This is the primary sign language used in the United States and parts of Canada.
British Sign Language (BSL): This is the primary sign language used in the United Kingdom.
International Sign Language: This is a sign language that is used to communicate across different countries and cultures.
Religious and Spiritual Vocabulary: Many religions and spiritual practices have their own specific sign language vocabulary.
Medical and Health Vocabulary: This includes signs related to health care, medical procedures, and medical equipment.
Academic Vocabulary: This refers to signs related to academic subjects such as math, science, and history.
Sports Vocabulary: This includes signs related to various sports and athletic activities.
Legal Vocabulary: This includes signs related to the law and the legal system.
Transportation Vocabulary: This includes signs related to various transportation modes, such as cars, trains, and planes.
Basic Vocabulary: This refers to the fundamental signs used in everyday communication, such as greetings, family members, and basic verbs.
Regional and Dialectical Variations: Different regions and groups of signers may use variations of signs or have their own unique vocabulary.
Idiomatic Expressions and Phrases: These are signs or phrases unique to sign language that may not directly translate to spoken language.