#sign-language — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #sign-language, aggregated by home.social.
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Bringing the thrill of live music to deaf audiences – with the help of air guitar
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Bringing the thrill of live music to deaf audiences – with the help of air guitar
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But can Tech Talk Thursday's (https://majors.house/ttt) Syn outperform it?!
DeepMind's newest model allows Pixel 11 devices to transcribe sign language into text - Engadget
#DeepMind #Google #AI #Pixel11 #SignLanguage #Accessibility #Tech
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But can Tech Talk Thursday's (https://majors.house/ttt) Syn outperform it?!
DeepMind's newest model allows Pixel 11 devices to transcribe sign language into text - Engadget
#DeepMind #Google #AI #Pixel11 #SignLanguage #Accessibility #Tech
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Back in 2020, I backed a Kickstarter for Inspirisles because it was an incredible idea. Using a TTRPG, to teach BSL (British Sign Language) and ASL (American Sign Language). Since then, the creator has gone on to add Overisles and is currently working on Underisles which are continuations.
https://hatchlingsgames.co.uk/products/isles-sign-lanaguage-bundle
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Back in 2020, I backed a Kickstarter for Inspirisles because it was an incredible idea. Using a TTRPG, to teach BSL (British Sign Language) and ASL (American Sign Language). Since then, the creator has gone on to add Overisles and is currently working on Underisles which are continuations.
https://hatchlingsgames.co.uk/products/isles-sign-lanaguage-bundle
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Concert ASL Interpreter Does Jerk-Off Motion During Kid Rock’s Entire Set
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Concert ASL Interpreter Does Jerk-Off Motion During Kid Rock’s Entire Set
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✨ Deadline extended! ✨
If you work on #SignLanguage learning/acquisition, you still have the chance to submit your abstract until 16 August!📌 Workshop “Learning sign languages across the lifespan – diverse trajectories in first and second language learning”
🎯 Deadline for abstract submission: August 16th 2026 [Extended] | Notification of acceptance: September 1st 2026
Full call at: https://annikalingu.github.io/en/dgfs49_cfp/
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✨ Deadline extended! ✨
If you work on #SignLanguage learning/acquisition, you still have the chance to submit your abstract until 16 August!📌 Workshop “Learning sign languages across the lifespan – diverse trajectories in first and second language learning”
🎯 Deadline for abstract submission: August 16th 2026 [Extended] | Notification of acceptance: September 1st 2026
Full call at: https://annikalingu.github.io/en/dgfs49_cfp/
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Gebärdensprache ist
"kein primitiver Behelf, wie viele glauben,
sondern eine strukturierte, differenzierte, feinste intellektuelle wie emotionale Nuancen vermittelnde Ausdrucksform,
der Lautsprache ebenbürtig,
ja, in mancher Hinsicht überlegen,«eine Sprache, die sich für [wissenschaftliche] Vorträge ebenso gut eignet wie für die Liebe»."
Oliver Sacks (1933-2015), brit. Neurologe und Schriftsteller
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Gebärdensprache ist
"kein primitiver Behelf, wie viele glauben,
sondern eine strukturierte, differenzierte, feinste intellektuelle wie emotionale Nuancen vermittelnde Ausdrucksform,
der Lautsprache ebenbürtig,
ja, in mancher Hinsicht überlegen,«eine Sprache, die sich für [wissenschaftliche] Vorträge ebenso gut eignet wie für die Liebe»."
Oliver Sacks (1933-2015), brit. Neurologe und Schriftsteller
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Pineapple in 64 sign languages
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Okay, so I heard about this project UniversalPython which says ’UniversalPython lets you write Python code using your preferred human language!’
Okay, let’s write some Python in the Finnish Sign Language!
Uh, well, there is no good written form for that, soo…?
(Sometimes I get annoyed when ’any language’ means ’any language with enough users and an established and supported writing system’.)
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@ljwrites The evolution of signs for “mobile phone” in German Sign Language is like that, too. Traditionally a Y-hand like a phone handle, then a fist with outstretched index finger like a phone with antenna came up as an alternative, though I think that is on the way out again. Instead you now get a two-handed sign of holding and swiping. #GermanSignLanguage #SignLanguage
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@ljwrites The evolution of signs for “mobile phone” in German Sign Language is like that, too. Traditionally a Y-hand like a phone handle, then a fist with outstretched index finger like a phone with antenna came up as an alternative, though I think that is on the way out again. Instead you now get a two-handed sign of holding and swiping. #GermanSignLanguage #SignLanguage
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In Chicago, the Deaf Will Sing Don Giovanni
Since we opened ASL-Opera.com in September 2023, one question has arrived more often than any other: how rare is it, exactly, for an opera company to present a foreign-language title in American Sign Language? The question deserves a documented answer, and this fall Chicago supplies the occasion. Lyric Opera of Chicago opens its 2026-27 season with Mozart's Don Giovanni, October 10 through November 1, 2026, in the Robert Falls production, Enrique Mazzola conducting, Christian Van Horn in the title role, the capstone of the company's Mozart and Da Ponte trilogy. Inside that run sits something the season coverage barely mentions: a designated ASL performance on Sunday, October 18, at 2 p.m., which the company's own production page marks on its ticketing calendar and describes plainly, all dialogue and lyrics translated into American Sign Language by "two certified interpreters located near the stage," with select seats reserved for the sightlines a signed performance demands. Lyric has loaded the same matinee with its other access services, audio description and the haptic SoundShirt, a garment that lets the wearer feel the orchestra on the skin in real time. An Italian opera from 1787, interpreted live in ASL, on a major American mainstage, sold inside the regular season. In a healthy art form that sentence would read as routine. In the American record it reads as an event, and the distance between routine and event is the subject of this article. […]https://bolesblogs.com/2026/07/10/in-chicago-the-deaf-will-sing-don-giovanni/
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In Chicago, the Deaf Will Sing Don Giovanni
Since we opened ASL-Opera.com in September 2023, one question has arrived more often than any other: how rare is it, exactly, for an opera company to present a foreign-language title in American Sign Language? The question deserves a documented answer, and this fall Chicago supplies the occasion. Lyric Opera of Chicago opens its 2026-27 season with Mozart's Don Giovanni, October 10 through November 1, 2026, in the Robert Falls production, Enrique Mazzola conducting, Christian Van Horn in the title role, the capstone of the company's Mozart and Da Ponte trilogy. Inside that run sits something the season coverage barely mentions: a designated ASL performance on Sunday, October 18, at 2 p.m., which the company's own production page marks on its ticketing calendar and describes plainly, all dialogue and lyrics translated into American Sign Language by "two certified interpreters located near the stage," with select seats reserved for the sightlines a signed performance demands. Lyric has loaded the same matinee with its other access services, audio description and the haptic SoundShirt, a garment that lets the wearer feel the orchestra on the skin in real time. An Italian opera from 1787, interpreted live in ASL, on a major American mainstage, sold inside the regular season. In a healthy art form that sentence would read as routine. In the American record it reads as an event, and the distance between routine and event is the subject of this article. […]https://bolesblogs.com/2026/07/10/in-chicago-the-deaf-will-sing-don-giovanni/
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This is a niche ask but fedi seems like the place I might find an answer:
Does anyone have any idea of old publications (ideally ones on the internet archive), modern online communities that discuss media, or any other sources amongst the deaf community where I might find some discussion or writing or anything about how deaf folks felt about Tony, the deaf teen on season 9 of Dallas? Getting a recurring deaf character at all NOW is still rare, much less in the 80s, so I'd really like to know if there's any reactions preserved from that time or if there's any posts about it now from folks remembering it then. I'm about to scour places like reddit but it's like...I know where to go to find Dallas discussions I can search for discussion about deaf representation, I don't know where I might find general deaf community discussions new or old i could search for Dallas discussion.
My single user self hosted server doesn't have a ton of reach so boosts appreciated! I'm adding a few hashtags I found with some use too.
#deaf #deafblind #disability #SignLanguage #ASL #AmericanSignLanguage -
This is a niche ask but fedi seems like the place I might find an answer:
Does anyone have any idea of old publications (ideally ones on the internet archive), modern online communities that discuss media, or any other sources amongst the deaf community where I might find some discussion or writing or anything about how deaf folks felt about Tony, the deaf teen on season 9 of Dallas? Getting a recurring deaf character at all NOW is still rare, much less in the 80s, so I'd really like to know if there's any reactions preserved from that time or if there's any posts about it now from folks remembering it then. I'm about to scour places like reddit but it's like...I know where to go to find Dallas discussions I can search for discussion about deaf representation, I don't know where I might find general deaf community discussions new or old i could search for Dallas discussion.
My single user self hosted server doesn't have a ton of reach so boosts appreciated! I'm adding a few hashtags I found with some use too.
#deaf #deafblind #disability #SignLanguage #ASL #AmericanSignLanguage -
@shaedrich Dr. Caitie Coons found 11 documented sign languages where the numeral follows the noun (and 15 where it precedes the noun)
https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/communication/articles/10.3389/fcomm.2021.802596/full#F3
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@shaedrich Dr. Caitie Coons found 11 documented sign languages where the numeral follows the noun (and 15 where it precedes the noun)
https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/communication/articles/10.3389/fcomm.2021.802596/full#F3
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Did you know that you can use console commands to make #AmericanSignLanguage emotes?
#ASL #SignLanguage #deaf
https://starcitizen.tools/American_sign_language -
Did you know that you can use console commands to make #AmericanSignLanguage emotes?
#ASL #SignLanguage #deaf
https://starcitizen.tools/American_sign_language -
TRADUCOOP se complace en anunciar que hemos ampliado nuestros servicios para incluir interpretación del español y el inglés a la Lengua de Señas de Puerto Rico (LSPR). 🤟
La justicia lingüística significa que todas las personas tienen un lugar en la mesa: que puedan expresarse y se les escuche en su lengua materna; que puedan acceder a la información que necesitan, cuando la necesitan. Esto incluye a la comunidad Sorda y con dificultades auditivas. 🧏
Haz un compromiso con la accesibilidad y la inclusión. ¡Incorpora interpretación en LSPR en tu próximo evento! 🫶
Busca nuestra información de contacto en la biografía y comunícate con @traducoop para hacer tu reservación. 🐙📖
#LanguageJustice #AccessibilityMatters #A11Y #ASLInterpretation #SignLanguage #VRI #LenguaDeSeñasPR #PuertoRico
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TRADUCOOP se complace en anunciar que hemos ampliado nuestros servicios para incluir interpretación del español y el inglés a la Lengua de Señas de Puerto Rico (LSPR). 🤟
La justicia lingüística significa que todas las personas tienen un lugar en la mesa: que puedan expresarse y se les escuche en su lengua materna; que puedan acceder a la información que necesitan, cuando la necesitan. Esto incluye a la comunidad Sorda y con dificultades auditivas. 🧏
Haz un compromiso con la accesibilidad y la inclusión. ¡Incorpora interpretación en LSPR en tu próximo evento! 🫶
Busca nuestra información de contacto en la biografía y comunícate con @traducoop para hacer tu reservación. 🐙📖
#LanguageJustice #AccessibilityMatters #A11Y #ASLInterpretation #SignLanguage #VRI #LenguaDeSeñasPR #PuertoRico
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Does anyone have tips for learning / teaching sign language to your baby?
I've collected a few board books and kid's books on baby sign language, but often these books don't agree on signs, and I have low confidence I'm making signs properly anyway. I understand the best approach may be to simply learn ASL myself and use that, but I haven't had the time to take a class yet.
I welcome tips for learning sign language in Philadelphia too!
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Does anyone have tips for learning / teaching sign language to your baby?
I've collected a few board books and kid's books on baby sign language, but often these books don't agree on signs, and I have low confidence I'm making signs properly anyway. I understand the best approach may be to simply learn ASL myself and use that, but I haven't had the time to take a class yet.
I welcome tips for learning sign language in Philadelphia too!
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Näin viitotaan 'juhannus' 🔥 🇫🇮
Huom. video on SignWikistä
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6N5MUvzF_kg
#viittomakieli #finnishSignLanguage #signLanguage #SignWiki #juhannus
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Näin viitotaan 'juhannus' 🔥 🇫🇮
Huom. video on SignWikistä
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6N5MUvzF_kg
#viittomakieli #finnishSignLanguage #signLanguage #SignWiki #juhannus
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Sain Normalissa asiakaspalvelua omalla äidinkielelläni, suomalaisella viittomakielellä 🫶
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Sain Normalissa asiakaspalvelua omalla äidinkielelläni, suomalaisella viittomakielellä 🫶
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@randahl/116705151441306696
Really worthwhile watching this TED talk, though I regret that someone with her background and message excludes sign languages limiting her definition of language to transmission by sound. #deaf #signlanguage
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@randahl/116705151441306696
Really worthwhile watching this TED talk, though I regret that someone with her background and message excludes sign languages limiting her definition of language to transmission by sound. #deaf #signlanguage
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Hello from Hamburg!
We have a reason to celebrate 🎊 – a very special one:
The IDGS – the Institute for German Sign Language – will turn 40 next year! If that isn’t a reason to get together, I don’t know what is!
So mark your calendars now:
📅 June 5, 2027
📍 Hamburg, close to the IDGS (@buceriusevent)
We cordially invite you to spend this special day with us.
Mark the date in your calendar—we’re already really looking forward to seeing you all again and celebrating together! 🎉
More information will follow shortly.
Warm regards from Hamburg
#IDGS #DGS #signlanguage #anniversary -
Hello from Hamburg!
We have a reason to celebrate 🎊 – a very special one:
The IDGS – the Institute for German Sign Language – will turn 40 next year! If that isn’t a reason to get together, I don’t know what is!
So mark your calendars now:
📅 June 5, 2027
📍 Hamburg, close to the IDGS (@buceriusevent)
We cordially invite you to spend this special day with us.
Mark the date in your calendar—we’re already really looking forward to seeing you all again and celebrating together! 🎉
More information will follow shortly.
Warm regards from Hamburg
#IDGS #DGS #signlanguage #anniversary -
Amir E. Aharoni doth not live by Duolingo only.
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Esikoinen on suloinen, kun miettii hetken miten 'poni' viitotaan, kun viime kerrasta on pitkä aika.
Annan aina hänen yrittää muistaa miten se menee ennekuin näytän mallia. :meow_hearteyes: 🐎
Edit. Muisti lopulta 😄
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Esikoinen on suloinen, kun miettii hetken miten 'poni' viitotaan, kun viime kerrasta on pitkä aika.
Annan aina hänen yrittää muistaa miten se menee ennekuin näytän mallia. :meow_hearteyes: 🐎
Edit. Muisti lopulta 😄
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Minusta on hauskaa kun somessa ihmiset viittoo "tavallinen" viittoman innoissaan. 😂
Kyseessähän on six seven meemi. Nyt tiedät ainakin sen, että osaat yhden suomalaisen viittoman. :blob_wink:
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Minusta on hauskaa kun somessa ihmiset viittoo "tavallinen" viittoman innoissaan. 😂
Kyseessähän on six seven meemi. Nyt tiedät ainakin sen, että osaat yhden suomalaisen viittoman. :blob_wink:
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7/7 So, this isn't groundbreaking storytelling yet, but it is groundbreaking media buying. Hopefully, the next iteration will move past the "lead-as-an-inspiration" phase and into a space where the product and the person share the stage more naturally.
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7/7 So, this isn't groundbreaking storytelling yet, but it is groundbreaking media buying. Hopefully, the next iteration will move past the "lead-as-an-inspiration" phase and into a space where the product and the person share the stage more naturally.
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Dobiliśmy do 300 znaków!
Bardzo ciekawie jest czytać i wymyślać dlaczego dany znak jest tak a tak migany - czy chodzi o grę słowną, czy o wydarzenie historyczne, czy o wygląd przedmiotu, czy nawiązuje do innego znaku który daje skojarzenia (np ogólnopolski na złoto i regionalny na czerwiec są migane tak samo więc może złoto? -> złote zboża? -> czerwiec?).
Znaki, które były dla mnie najciekawsze do wpisywania - w wątku :d
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Dobiliśmy do 300 znaków!
Bardzo ciekawie jest czytać i wymyślać dlaczego dany znak jest tak a tak migany - czy chodzi o grę słowną, czy o wydarzenie historyczne, czy o wygląd przedmiotu, czy nawiązuje do innego znaku który daje skojarzenia (np ogólnopolski na złoto i regionalny na czerwiec są migane tak samo więc może złoto? -> złote zboża? -> czerwiec?).
Znaki, które były dla mnie najciekawsze do wpisywania - w wątku :d
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#MachineLearning #Disability #Makaton #SignLanguage
Hi - Weird thought - I'm know nothing, so expect fumbles - but if one wanted to train a model (?) to interpret gestures (the Makaton sign language), how to begin?
Is there some distributed Internet machine learning thing like the old Folding-at-home project?
(I'd rather not touch any toxic big tech company in any way.)
Also, any learning resources would be cool!
Pls boost.
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#MachineLearning #Disability #Makaton #SignLanguage
Hi - Weird thought - I'm know nothing, so expect fumbles - but if one wanted to train a model (?) to interpret gestures (the Makaton sign language), how to begin?
Is there some distributed Internet machine learning thing like the old Folding-at-home project?
(I'd rather not touch any toxic big tech company in any way.)
Also, any learning resources would be cool!
Pls boost.
🦇
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Emmerdale Steps Into Sign Language To Mark Awareness Week
Emmerdale actors Laura Norton and Mike Parr learn British Sign Language (BSL) for Deaf Awareness Week. See how this helps raise awareness.
#Emmerdale, #BSL, #DeafAwarenessWeek, #SignLanguage, #ITV
https://newsletter.tf/emmerdale-actors-learn-sign-language-for-deaf-week/
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Emmerdale actors are learning sign language. This is part of Deaf Awareness Week, showing a new way to communicate.
#Emmerdale, #BSL, #DeafAwarenessWeek, #SignLanguage, #ITV
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Mamy już 124 znaki. Część Śląskich, część z PRL-u, część aktualnych.
A wszystko dzięki współpracy z dwoma g/Głuchymi artystami (https://www.instagram.com/slaskimigowy/ i https://www.instagram.com/natalia_rudkiewicz)!
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Mamy już 124 znaki. Część Śląskich, część z PRL-u, część aktualnych.
A wszystko dzięki współpracy z dwoma g/Głuchymi artystami (https://www.instagram.com/slaskimigowy/ i https://www.instagram.com/natalia_rudkiewicz)!
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First Look At Disney’s ASL Re-Animated Songs From ‘Encanto,’ ‘Frozen 2,’ ‘Moana 2’ 🤟
#SignLanguage #ASL #Disney
https://www.cartoonbrew.com/music-videos/disney-animations-songs-in-sign-language-bts-260152.html