I live in the UK and we have BSL (British Sign Language).
It’s absolutely bonkers that two fairly different sign languages exist for the same base spoken language.
That said, BSL uses a lot of facial cues, not just hands and arms, to allow for a range expression. Eg puffing out your cheeks to accentuate certain words.
It’s absolutely bonkers that two fairly different sign languages exist for the same base spoken language.
That said, BSL uses a lot of facial cues, not just hands and arms, to allow for a range expression. Eg puffing out your cheeks to accentuate certain words.