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Marc Schulder

True Biz ist wirklich ein ausgezeichnetes Buch über Gehörlosigkeit, (Amerikanische) Gebärdensprache, erwachsen werden und Zwischenmenschliches. Auch das Buchlayout tut viel interessantes, um rüberzubringen, um einen in eine Perspektive zu versetzen, in der Gebärdetes leichter zu verfolgen ist als Gehörtes. Ich freue mich sehr, dass es jetzt auch ins Deutsche übersetzt wurde und ich es somit noch mehr Leuten empfehlen kann. #signlanguage #Gebärdensprache #Gebärdensprachen #AmericanSignLanguage
mastodon.social/@Buchhandlung_

Zu sehen ist das Coverbild des Buches "Klartext" von Sara Nović. Der Hintergrund ist beige. Der Titel "Klartext" hebt sich kontrastreich in bunten Großbuchstaben davon ab. Jeder Buchstabe hat eine eigene Farbe. Ebenfalls zu sehen ist eine bunte Hand, die ein Handzeichen der Gebärdensprache bildet. Die Farben der Buchstaben wiederholen sich in den Fingern der Hand. Das Buch ist im btb-Verlag erschienen.
MastodonBuchhandlung am Brühl (@Buchhandlung_am_Bruehl@mastodon.social)Attached: 1 image Klartext von Sara Nović handelt vom Erwachsenwerden als Teenager. Das Besondere an Novićs Buch ist, dass sie gehörlosen Teenagern in diesem schwierigen Lebensabschnitt folgt. Einfühlsam beleuchtet sie die Herausforderungen, die in einer Gesellschaft hinzukommen, die einen im besten Fall ignoriert und im schlimmsten Fall loswerden möchte. Mehr als es als Jungendliche*r sowieso schon der Fall ist. #books #bücher #bookstodon #livres #literature #deaf #gehörlos #sprache #signlanguage #chemnitz
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Veera Laukkarinen

Tein aiemmion kyselyn tästä emojista/käsimerkistä (🤟).
Halusin nähdä kuinka ihmiset tulkitsevat tai tietävät ennestään kyseisen käsimerkin tarkoituksen. Äänestystuloksen perusteella 14% äänestäjistä tiesi käsimerkin alkuperäisen merkityksen.

Kyseessä on hyvin vanha käsimerkki. Merkin tarkoitus on ilmaista "I love you" tai "love you". Sanojen ensimmäiset alkukirjaimet sormitetaan samanaikaisesti sormiaakkosina eli I, L ja Y.

Käsimerkin historia on pitkä, se ulottuu 1900-luvun tienoolle ja on tullut alkujaan amerikkalaisesta viittomakielestä. Kyseinen käsimerkki on levinnyt viime vuosikymmeninä sosiaalisen median kautta laajasti yleiseen käyttöön ympäri maailmaa. Tätä käytetään myös täällä meillä Suomessakin viittomakielisten kesken.

Äänestystulokset voit lukea täältä: mementomori.social/@mustikkaso

Memento moriVeera Laukkarinen (@mustikkasoppa@mementomori.social)Tämä emoji 🤟 on [ ] Rakastan sinua [ ] Pirunsarvet / heviin liittyvä käsimerkki [ ] Joku muu
#viittomakieli#ASL#ILoveYou
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IndieAuthors.Social News

You Will Be Able to Stream The Last of Us in American Sign Language

Episodes in the second season of The Last of Us will also be available to watch in American Sign Language (ASL). Max announced today that each episode will have an ASL version available, and season one of the series will also be available in ASL...
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#Blog #adaptations #AmericanSignLanguage #HBO #Max #news
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Reactor · You Will Be Able to Stream The Last of Us in American Sign Language - ReactorEpisodes in the second season of The Last of Us will also be available to watch in American Sign Language (ASL). Max announced today that each episode will have an ASL version available, and season one of the series will also be available in ASL starting on March 31, 2025, a couple of weeks before […]
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Mx Verda

youtube.com/@DeafiesinDrag

Tell your representatives that you support the Americans with Disabilities Act and providing d/Deaf people and Hard of Hearing people with ASL interpreters at EVERY government communication.

Want to learn? Awesome! Thank you.
I'm learning BSL (when I'm not increasingly sick -- wear your mask please) cuz I live in the UK.

If you live in the USA, then lingvano.com/asl/ and
queerasl.com/

www.youtube.comBefore you continue to YouTube
#deaf#DeafCommunity#ASL
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i_velocipede

This is Derek.

He is the hearing half of a hearing-deaf couple, occasionally posting funny stuff involving sign language, jokes, corgis, or some weird combination of the above on TikTok, YouTube and Insta.

In this video clip, D explains how their Corgi picks up on the couple's sign language (btw it's American Sign Language = ASL), and does so very precisely. 😄

#signlanguage#deaf#americansignlanguage
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thegrumpyenby

I’ve posted a bit about how I’m finally learning ASL. I finished ASL 101 last week and loved every second of it. Which is why I want to tell y’all about the amazing place where I take classes in case you want to as well. Registrations for the March–May cycle are still open! queerasl.com/registration

A bit about the people behind these classes: Queer ASL provide 2SLGBTQQIA+ positive, accessible, and affordable (donation-based!) online ASL classes. They also offer specific classes for BBIMP (BIPOC) folks and classes for people with disabilities, that each center those identities. Most of the classes are timed for US/CAN timezones but some of the early US morning classes should work well for European folks too. Might be a bit late for Indian timezones etc unless you’re a nights owl.

So if you’ve always wanted to learn ASL but never really found the right place, then give Queer ASL a shot. The fact that it’s queer-centered, Deaf-taught, and online was what made it super easy for me to decide to take the plunge and I’m so glad I did.

See you in class maybe? 🤟🏻

www.queerasl.comRegister for a Class!American Sign Language classes for 2SLGBTQQIA+ people. Taught by Deaf Queers.
#ASL#LearnASL#LearningASL
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Jonathan Emmesedi

Why are so many young people from the USA choosing courses on American Sign Language at school and college?

Three guesses as to motive:

- A thoroughly laudable desire to learn something of benefit to the wider community.

- A less laudable but understandable hope that ASL will be easier than Spanish, French, or other foreign languages.

- Worryingly, an unspoken but powerful drive to evade confrontation with cultures and histories that differ from those of the USA.

I might be wrong on all three counts, of course!

#ASL#AmericanSignLanguage#USEducation
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Ryan Randall

How cool is this Deaf Studies Digital Journal? It shows the article in the original sign language video, with a synchronized transcript in English as well!

Here's Dr. Carolyn McCaskill's article "Black ASL: The Effects of its Discovery on the Community":

quod.lib.umich.edu/d/dsdj/1549 #BlackASL #ASL #DeafStudies #Deaf #AmericanSignLanguage

quod.lib.umich.eduBlack ASL: The Effects of its Discovery on the Community
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thegrumpyenby

Super excited that I have finally signed up for an ASL class starting in January! I’ve always wanted to learn because I felt drawn to the language, much like I felt drawn to other, non-sign, languages in the past. I get a lot of fulfilment from learning something new that I’m interested in. But it’s more than just that. I also want to be able to talk to Deaf and HoH people in their language, whether that’s in a social context, with random strangers, or in a work-related situation. I also look forward to learning more about Deaf culture which will hopefully enable me to be even more inclusive in everything I do and actively make projects I’m involved with more welcoming to Deaf/HoH people among others.

#ASL#LearningNewThings#AmericanSignLanguage
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bs2

This part of the talk? is about 10 minutes (10:50) into the video. It's great to see there is an #AmericanSignLanguage version. #ASL !!
I wonder how much is lost to a whisper-down-the-lane sort of effect. The simultaneous interpreters are working hard and saying things a little differently than we see in the transcript. And I guess the ASL signer is working from the simultaneous interpreters? Or does she understand Italian? or whatever language The Pope is speaking?
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Vatican News - English | InvidiousNovember 5 2023 Angelus prayer Pope Francis ASLFrom St. Peter’s Square, recitation of the Angelus prayer led by Pope Francis
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