International sign language (IS) is often referred to, simply, as sign language. As well as that theres also the fact that sign languages come in different clusters, and often a lot of them end up being more of a dialect than a truly unique language. Nevertheless "sign language" is a fairly appropriate term to describe the different collection of clusters and forms of SL.
Besides, is there any specific sign language you know that's ever spoken out loud? I've learned a couple different sign languages for work and never come across one that involves actually speaking 🤔
International sign language (IS) is often referred to, simply, as sign language.
They should’ve specified that they were referring to that if that was the case.
As well as that theres also the fact that sign languages come in different clusters, and often a lot of them end up being more of a dialect than a truly unique language.
What? There’s entirely different sign language families that are unrelated to each other. Of course there’s several sign languages.
How do you know they would have? Why would they need to if, once again, IS is often referred to as sign language? Being in a truth sub doesnt mean you have to be pedantic. I'm sure more than enough people understood the intended message.
Not once do I state theres only "one sign language" but if you want then why not youtube a few alphabets / basic verbs and you'll see how similar so many of them are and why they'd be considered part of the same clusters. This statement does not discredit the fact that there are different clusters that are entirely incomparable. All very interesting stuff.
yes it isn't, but i'm talking about the unspecified "one of the" part, since posts with some similar statements such as "soon" or "lot" are often deleted.
No it isn’t because “sign language” isn’t a single language.
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It also isnt SPOKEN so he actually is correct.
The problem here isn't the word "spoken". It's the phrase "one of".
Many languages are no longer spoken, and as such would mean that all types of sign language are amongst the least spoken languages
That doesn't change the fact that this post treats "sign language" as a single language.
International sign language (IS) is often referred to, simply, as sign language. As well as that theres also the fact that sign languages come in different clusters, and often a lot of them end up being more of a dialect than a truly unique language. Nevertheless "sign language" is a fairly appropriate term to describe the different collection of clusters and forms of SL.
Besides, is there any specific sign language you know that's ever spoken out loud? I've learned a couple different sign languages for work and never come across one that involves actually speaking 🤔
They should’ve specified that they were referring to that if that was the case.
What? There’s entirely different sign language families that are unrelated to each other. Of course there’s several sign languages.
How do you know they would have? Why would they need to if, once again, IS is often referred to as sign language? Being in a truth sub doesnt mean you have to be pedantic. I'm sure more than enough people understood the intended message.
Not once do I state theres only "one sign language" but if you want then why not youtube a few alphabets / basic verbs and you'll see how similar so many of them are and why they'd be considered part of the same clusters. This statement does not discredit the fact that there are different clusters that are entirely incomparable. All very interesting stuff.
They should’ve specified it if that was the case because of rule 8
False because "sign language" isn't a single language
No one speaks it
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Concrete is one of the least spoken languages
what is one of the least spoken? how many is that? kinda an opinion no?
although it might be the least spoken one...
Uhh, sign language isn't spoken.
yes it isn't, but i'm talking about the unspecified "one of the" part, since posts with some similar statements such as "soon" or "lot" are often deleted.
All unspoken languages are tied for the title of least spoken language. To be one of them is objective, not an opinion
people in r/truths are like this while the opposite post on r/lies the comments would be like "I speak sign language every day"
It is spoken through hand signals. Speech isn’t only verbal.
speech is expression through sound articulation
so "free speech" only applies to verbal speech?
"Free speech" is actually called "freedom of expression"
no, that's a synonym
Speech and expression aren't synonyms.
freedom of speech and freedom of expression are synonyms
You said speech and expression are synonyms
I didn't
What was your motif behind this comment then?
False. Speech is any type of expression. There are different types of speech which are not limited to only sound articulation.
So me flipping someone off is a speech?
Yes, in accordance with freedom of speech.