digitalcommunication.


In it's original sense, digital means finger-related: this page focusses upon forms of manual communication, using the hands to express oneself.

There are two major forms of manual communication; the single-handed varieties used primarily for communication with the deaf, and the two-handed varieties for use with the deaf-blind.

Deaf people around the globe use the American Sign Language manual alphabet for their needs, with the notable exception of the sign for the letter "T" which is considered obscene in some European countries. The alternate "T" is shown beside the ASL version.

For the deaf-blind however, the British Sign Language two-handed system is more widely used.

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