West Ujanaan Sign Language [WUSL]
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[Deactivated User] on 8 January 2022
Language type
Signed conlang
Species
Humans/Humanoid (signed)
About West Ujanaan Sign Language
a sign language with six fingers! sign language is the only form of communication inside West Uja, because sound doesn't travel and they haven't had enough time to evolve any other communication method (so all theyve done is evolved slightly more dextrous fingers). uses a modified version of SLIPA called AAASLIPA which i will link when i can
Sample of West Ujanaan Sign LanguageCan't find any yet.
Phonology
[view]Phonological System: Humans/Humanoid (signed)Modified Sign Language IPA (MSLIPA), a way of transcribing signed languages heavily based on David Peterson's Sign Language IPA (SLIPA). Most of the credit goes to him and his work on the system. The original version can be found at http://dedalvs.conlang.org/slipa.htmlHandshapes are directly taken from SLIPA as well as diacritics, an individual explanation of the specific handshapes is advised for each language. Due to formatting issues, areas below the waist are not well specified in this version, although they will be discussed in the article and are in fact included in the MSLIPA.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Due to constraints, this is only a bare version, and specific attributes (using superscripts) must be added manually, a link to the unicode list here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_subscripts_and_superscripts
| Place | Lower Lip | Ear |
| Central | l | ear |
| Handshape | 2 Fingers |
| Thumb Under | U |
Latest 8 related articles listed below.
AAASLIPA
modified slipa for my specific uses
10-Jan-22 21:34
