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  • [Language]: Malaysian Sign Language
    [Family or origin]: French: ASL
    [Legal recognition and where spoken natively by significant population]:
    [Ethnologue estimate]: 60,000 (2013)

  • [Language]: Dutch Sign Language
    [Family or origin]: French
    [Legal recognition and where spoken natively by significant population]:
    [Ethnologue estimate]: 15,000 (2019)

  • [Language]: Russian Sign Language
    [Family or origin]: French Sign Language family
    [Legal recognition and where spoken natively by significant population]: Native to Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Bulgaria; partly in Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania.
    [Ethnologue estimate]: 120,000 (2010 census)

  • [Language]: Spanish Sign Language
    [Family or origin]: Unknown origin.
    [Legal recognition and where spoken natively by significant population]: Officially recognized by Spanish Government. Native to Spain except Catalonia and Valencia.
    [Ethnologue estimate]: 45,000 (1994)

  • [Language]: French Sign Language
    [Family or origin]: French Sign Language family. Descended from Old French Sign Language
    [Legal recognition and where spoken natively by significant population]: Native to France. Spoken in Switzerland, Mali, Rwanda, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Togo, Vietnam
    [Ethnologue estimate]: 100,000 (2019)

  • [Language]: German Sign Language
    [Family or origin]: German Sign Language family
    [Legal recognition and where spoken natively by significant population]: Native to Germany.
    [Ethnologue estimate]: 80,000 (2014)

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Of the more than 100 known sign languages in the world, only 17, and certainly the most widely used, are recorded in this random tool. Not only is the sign language differ from one country to another, but even the sign language of one country may be different and complicated due to different dialects.

Sign Language is produced for the communication needs of the deaf. It has been gradually accepted as a language of the deaf. The sign languages in the generator include those from Brazil, Mexico, France, the United Kingdom, the United States, Southeast Asia and the Middle East. They represent the everyday expressions of a group of language and sign language users. In addition, the generator maps out the number of people currently using Sign Language. Since then, with the progress of society, especially the emergence and development of deaf education, began to create gestures with the nature of language, which was produced on the basis of spoken and written language, sign language, which is closely associated with spoken language, has undergone various changes and developments.

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