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Buchcover - The German Sign Language Alphabet – A Project FingerAlphabet Reference Manual - ISBN 978-3-86469-062-4
Autorenbild - The German Sign Language Alphabet – A Project FingerAlphabet Reference Manual - ISBN 978-3-86469-062-4
English-speaking individuals interested in the German sign language alphabet, possibly as an entry point to the broader topic of sign language.
The German Sign Language Alphabet – A Project FingerAlphabet Reference Manual
Letters A-Z, Numbers 0-10, Two Viewing Angles
von S.T. Lassal, illustriert von LassalThis German Sign Language Alphabet reference guide is a manual that includes professionally illustrated and approved signs of the German hand alphabet and of the numbers 0-10.
This book is part of a set of manuals that accompanies the free PDF versions of the international manual alphabets by Project FingerAlphabet (link in the book). It is designed for libraries, institutions, and individuals who prefer or who archive their information in book format.
All the handshapes are shown from two viewing angles, to facilitate understanding. The texts in this book are in English.
By buying this book you are supporting the pro bono publico Project FingerAlphabet. Its aim is to document all the existing manual alphabets worldwide and to provide basic information for educational purposes. Lassal's work on Project FingerAlphabet has earned her a nomination for The German Prize for Civic Engagement.
BONUS: The book contains a link to a set of unique printable DGS alphabet charts for your personal use.
This book is part of a set of manuals that accompanies the free PDF versions of the international manual alphabets by Project FingerAlphabet (link in the book). It is designed for libraries, institutions, and individuals who prefer or who archive their information in book format.
All the handshapes are shown from two viewing angles, to facilitate understanding. The texts in this book are in English.
By buying this book you are supporting the pro bono publico Project FingerAlphabet. Its aim is to document all the existing manual alphabets worldwide and to provide basic information for educational purposes. Lassal's work on Project FingerAlphabet has earned her a nomination for The German Prize for Civic Engagement.
BONUS: The book contains a link to a set of unique printable DGS alphabet charts for your personal use.
