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Description

We offer the alphabet of fingerprints for Arabic sign languages ​​(it is worth noting of course that there are more than one sign language in the Arab world and even more than one system for manually expressing Arabic letters.)

The alphabet of fingerprints is used for various functions in sign languages, including saying people's names and places, and borrowing terms from written languages. Of course it is not used to express complete sentences and regardless of their limited functions, it is important to learn them in order for the sign language student to be able to introduce himself, and may also be of interest to teachers who intend to teach Arabic to deaf students.

We suggest studying the list on the learning page to showcase this alphabet, which has become the normative system in various Arab regions, and then train it on the test page and game page. This game helps improve the capabilities of the individual to receive signals visually, the individual can determine the length of words and the speed of presentation in a manner similar to their use in reality. Many people who study sign language learn the sign tool without training in receiving, so people do not fully understand deaf people. Therefore, this game was created that may benefit the student of reference in a first step towards solving this problem. We also suggest that the student start with short words and a low speed before raising the difficulty.

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We present the Arabic fingerspelling alphabet (and it is worth mentioning of course that there is more than one sign language in the Arab world) and even more than one system for manually expressing Arabic letters.

The fingerspelling alphabet is used for various functions in sign languages, including saying the names of people and places, and borrowing terms from written languages. Of course, it is not used for expressing complete sentences. Regardless of its limited functions, it is important to learn so that a sign language student can introduce themself. It also may interest teachers who intend to teach the alphabet to Deaf students.

We suggest studying the list on the “learning” page for exposure to the alphabet which has become the standard system in different parts of the Arab world, then practicing using the “game” page. This game is useful for improving one's receptive skills. One may adjust the length of words and presentation speed. Many of those who study sign language learn to produce signs without practicing receptive skills and thus do not fully understand the signing of Deaf people. For that reason, this app was created to help the sign language student in an initial step toward solving that problem. We also suggest that the student begin with short words and a lower speed before raising the difficulty.

If you liked our app or it helped you, please leave a review :).


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