Sign languages are fully fledged natural languages that employ the visual-gestural modality to express phonological, morphological and syntactic structures. At the phonological level, signs are built ...
Translanguaging in deaf communities refers to the dynamic use of multiple semiotic resources—sign languages, spoken or written languages, gesture and visual cues—to construct meaning in social ...
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