Although there is some debate about the exact origin of Sign Language, in 1620, an instruction manual was published by Juan Pablo de Bonet.
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wikiHow's American Sign Language uses one-handed signals to form the letters in the alphabet. For example, if you try to use ASL the U.K., people who have learned British Sign Language (BSL) might not understand you. For example, when you nod your head for yes or shake it for no. Typically you'd use signs for the words, and spell out names. Then point it towards your chest. This image may not be used by other entities without the express written consent of wikiHow, Inc.
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