The Russian
sign Language Project
Work in Progress by Joseph Kautz, Stanford University
URL - http://www.stanford.edu/dept/lc/rsl/index.html for an example ?
I became interested in RSL when doing research in Saint-Petersburg. I became involved with the deaf community there and realized there were almost no resources for the study of RSL. The Russian sign Language Project was born when I returned to the University of Washington in Seatt... Read More
The Russian Manual Alphabet.
The table below shows the Russian Manual Alphabet used for fingerspelling in Russian sign Language. In general, fingerspelling is used for the following types of words: proper nouns (names, cities, titles, brand names, etc) foreign borrowings. scientific terms. short conjunctions, prepositions, interjections, modal particles, etc., e.g. v-in, nu-well, da-yes, by-would. words lacking a sign representation.
The chart below gives the Cyrill... Read More
