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Maritime Sign Language

Maritime Sign Language

Maritime Canadian sign language.

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  1. BANZSL

    Sign language family.

    26%

  2. British Sign Language

    Sign language used in the United Kingdom.

    24%

  3. American Sign Language

    Sign language predominantly in the US.

    22%

  4. Atlantic Canada

    Region of Eastern Canada.

    14%

  5. The Maritimes

    Region of Eastern Canada.

    7.1%

  6. Two-handed manual alphabets

    Part of a deaf sign language.

    6.1%

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  1. BANZSL

    Sign language family.

    19%

  2. American Sign Language

    Sign language predominantly in the US.

    18%

  3. Cape Breton Island

    Island in Nova Scotia, Canada.

    17%

  4. Miꞌkmaq

    Indigenous ethnic group of eastern North America.

    10%

  5. British Sign Language

    Sign language used in the United Kingdom.

    6.9%

  6. Sign language

    Language that uses manual communication and body language to convey meaning.

    6.7%