Let’s learn Greetings in Malaysian Sign Language with our intern. Malaysian Sign Language that you see here is what deaf community regularly use in daily life. Enjoyy. 😊✌️✌️ | Sarawak Society for the Deaf

122K views · 7.3K reactions | Watu wa sign language....Dan Fundi wa simu ako hapo sabo opposite Frankmatt supermarket call or WhatsApp 0725411378 #lets_support_our_own #Lastie #trending #viral | Mama's Lastborn254 | Facebook

We’re proud of our 30 Airport CARE Ambassadors who completed a Malaysian Sign Language program with the Malaysia Federation of the Deaf. With open hearts and eager hands, they’re making our airports more inclusive and creating joyful journeys for all. #MYairportsshares #inclusiveairport #signlanguage Malaysia Federation of the Deaf -MFD | Malaysia Airports

Hello! Happy National Week of Deaf People. Today’s theme is “Recognition of National Sign Language.” Australia does not officially recognise a national sign language. But in 1987, the government said that Auslan is a community language, like languages other than English. This was reminded again in 1991 after the first Auslan dictionary came out in 1989. This showed Auslan is very important to Deaf culture. The government wants to support Auslan as part of Deaf people's identity. But there is sti