To people in the deaf culture, sign language is the type of nonverbal communication through which they can communicate. true or false. explain your answer.

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Justus Campbell

Social Studies

19 June, 14:14

To people in the deaf culture, sign language is the type of nonverbal communication through which they can communicate. true or false. explain your answer.

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Clark Pena · Answer 1

Yes, it is true that people in the deaf culture, sign language is the type of nonverbal communication through which they can communicate. Sign language uses the movement of hands and facial expressions to describe the actions and convey thoughts to the person who is listening to their actions. Then sign languages cannot be same for all deaf persons it will differ for various countries and regions. Sign language is considered as the mother tongue for the deaf people.