... #SignLanguage and this year I am focusing on Swedish.....too bad I have to have a pause for Spanish, but I have lots of things to do. What is your goal for 2025?? #Osaka #Duolinguo #02162025

... Japanese SL, and I am very happy to learn new things. What is your resolution for 2025? One of my resolutions is to improve my JSL! #12202024 #SignLanguage

When I woke up in the morning, I could see the Nose Mountains beautifully. It was a beautiful day for a walk. Since it was a weekend, I decided to go to Kyoto.

I went to the Osaka Prefectural Central Library to borrow this book. I found it in the special sign language section of the library, which has one of the largest holdings of books in Japan 🎵 I wish I

Gathering at the Civic Plaza I decided to attend a summer event at the Civic Plaza. It seems that the Civic Plaza holds ukulele classes, hula dance classes, tai chi classes, and sign language classes every

As a college student, this educational tour is a fantastic way for us to study in a casual setting and develop enduring relationships with our teacher and other students. A tour that breaks up the routine

I may be at home but I am still active in sign language activities. One of them is our weekly meetings during Sundays. That way, we receive spiritual nourishment with deaf people, and online association

I have been in sign language community for more than 14 years. Since then, I am involved in teaching deaf people from different places here in Pangasinan. We have our weekly meetings which happens twice,

I saw a post of my friend in social media responding to a challenge by her fellow interpreters. My friend is official sign language interpreter. She studied and graduated from Philippine Registry of

Being involved in sign language community, this one caught my attention. Deafness can be acquired genetically, so I think that might be the cause. Good to know people are able to keep up with the language,

There was an innovation that could really help deaf people interact in the world.  A Kenyan was able to develop a way to go from sign language to audio speech. Source of shared Link

If you learn just the alphabet in ASL, you can say anything, even if you're slow! In the first round, I turn my hand around so you can see exactly what position my fingers are in; in the second round,

When I was very young, I had a speech impediment. m. I could not pronounce many letters. o. When I got older, although my speech had been corrected, n. I’ve always struggled with self-consciousness about

Starbucks will open a new 'signing store' in Washington, D.C. later in 2018. The store will be staffed by around 25 deaf and hard-of-hearing baristas as well as hearing baristas who are fluent in American

The people in this village who are not deaf are kind because they created their own sign language and teach the children so that they can communicate to the deaf people in their village. They are good

"KOKO" is the name of a famous female gorilla who mastered most of the sign languages. The Gorilla Foundation has announced sadly the passing of their beloved, who died in her sleep at the age

Entering the deaf world is not as easy as you initially thought it is. Yes, learning sign language is not that easy. But having the knowledge of the language is not enough. You have to dig deep on their

Misunderstandings occur when my deaf friend gets excited and starts talking fast because I can't read what she's saying.

Communication is important, so my parents keep telling me. Now, I wonder what this coach is trying to tell his players. Remember the play we've been practicing, "the monkey eat the banana play"