Greek Sign Language
Greek Sign Language (Greek: Ελληνική νοηματική γλώσσα) is the sign language of the Greek deaf community. It has been legally recognised as the official language of the Deaf Community in Greece by Law 2817 in 2000. The Greek Sign Language is estimated to be used by about 40,600 signers in 1986. Greek SL formed in the 1950s when American Sign Language and French Sign Language came together, with admixture from indigenous sign.
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Greek Sign Language
Greek Sign Language (Greek: Ελληνική νοηματική γλώσσα) is the sign language of the Greek deaf community. It has been legally recognised as the official language of the Deaf Community in Greece by Law 2817 in 2000. The Greek Sign Language is estimated to be used by about 40,600 signers in 1986. Greek SL formed in the 1950s when American Sign Language and French Sign Language came together, with admixture from indigenous sign.
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A Língua de Sinais Grega (em P ...... ca de 40,600 pessoas, em 1986.
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Greek Sign Language (Greek: Ελ ...... dmixture from indigenous sign.
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La langue des signes grecque e ...... 2817 en 2000[réf. souhaitée].
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Греческий жестовый язык (Greek ...... 00 активных пожилых носителей.
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A Língua de Sinais Grega (em P ...... ca de 40,600 pessoas, em 1986.
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Greek Sign Language (Greek: Ελ ...... dmixture from indigenous sign.
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La langue des signes grecque e ...... 2817 en 2000[réf. souhaitée].
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Греческий жестовый язык (Greek ...... 00 активных пожилых носителей.
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Greek Sign Language
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Langue des signes grecque
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Língua de sinais grega
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Greek Sign Language
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