Question about signing and braille

[KuChIkI]

This may seem to be an odd question, but does the Japanese language have an equivalent of sign language (for deaf people) or Braille (for blind people) ? I don't know why, but I've been wondering that for a while.

[thcuteness]

thats a really good question never thought about now i think im going to googie that

[nobora]

Good question .now you got me thinking

[thcuteness]

I googied it and i found this:

Japanese Sign Language - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

and this:

Japanese braille - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia



google and wikipedia knows all 0.0 hope it helps answer your questions

[nobora]

Originally Posted by thcuteness

I googied it and i found this:

Japanese Sign Language - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

and this:

Japanese braille - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia



google and wikipedia knows all 0.0 hope it helps answer your questions

thats so cool

[KuChIkI]

Originally Posted by thcuteness

I googied it and i found this:

Japanese Sign Language - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

and this:

Japanese braille - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia



google and wikipedia knows all 0.0 hope it helps answer your questions

Thanks!

Also, I found this while looking around on youtube...YouTube - japanese sign language alphabet

[thcuteness]

Originally Posted by KuChIkI

Thanks!

Also, I found this while looking around on youtube...YouTube - japanese sign language alphabet

your welcome i also learned something new in the process

[KyleGoetz]

During the nightly news where I lived in Kanagawa, there often was a lady on the side of the screen signing the news as someone else read the news. I think they called it 手話ニュース or something.

Examples of JSL: YouTube - かがやき手話ニュース「原 道子の自分史・第1章」
Warning: there are subtitles, but they're in Japanese, so you'd better be willing to pause or be a proficient reader already to follow what she's signing.