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- Correo electrónico
- Otras aplicaciones
Section 2: Overview of Spanish Sign Language (LSE)
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Definition: LSE (Lengua de Signos Española) is the visual-gestural language used by the Deaf community in Spain. It has its own grammar and structure, distinct from written or spoken Spanish. Linguistic Structure: LSE uses: Non-linear grammar : Instead of relying on word order, LSE uses spatial grammar and hand movements. Facial expressions and body language: These are essential to LSE, providing additional context and emotional tone. Classifier signs: Handshapes that represent objects or people depending on their movement and position. Cultural Relevance: LSE is more than just a communication tool; it is a vital part of Deaf culture in Spain. It reflects the identity, values, and traditions of the Deaf community, contributing to their sense of belonging.
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