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Life in Sign Language – Video & Image Included
Today, we will learn how to say “life” in sign language. As you know, there are different sign languages; but today, we will only talk about BSL or British Sign Language.
According to Sign Health, British Sign Language is the leading sign language used by deaf people in the UK (BSL). It has its own grammar, syntax, and lexicons, just like English, and is a unique mixture of hand gestures, facial expressions, and body language.
With that said, let’s dive into our main discussion: how to say Life in British Sign Language?
“Life” in Sign Language
Before we start, you must understand that sign languages are not inspired by spoken languages. As opposed to the spoken language of a nation, sign languages are formed based on accessibility and social contact.
For example, the United States (US) and the United Kingdom (UK), are both utilise sign languages that are entirely different from each other but speak English as their primary language of communication.
So let’s get back to our main topic now.
We have linked a video below. Please watch it first. Don’t worry about its pace. We’ll explain it in detail to you.
Now, please follow the steps given below:
- Start with a normal posture.
2. Raise your right hand.
3. Take out all your fingers except your middle finger, as shown in the picture above.
4. Say the word ‘Like’ while you’re signing.
Conclusion
So that’s how we sign “Life” in British Sign Language. There are organisations or groups for the deaf in several cities that gather regularly and often communicate using sign language. It’s a great opportunity to practise your sign language skills and meet new people who also suffer from hearing loss.
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