Uruguayan Sign Language

E802673

Uruguayan Sign Language is the primary sign language used by the Deaf community in Uruguay, historically derived from the French Sign Language family and shaped by local linguistic and cultural influences.

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Label Occurrences
Uruguayan Sign Language canonical 1

Statements (37)

Predicate Object
instanceOf language of Uruguay
natural language
sign language
communicationFunction primary language for many Deaf Uruguayans
country Uruguay
derivedFrom French Sign Language NERFINISHED
distinctFrom American Sign Language NERFINISHED
Argentine Sign Language NERFINISHED
Brazilian Sign Language NERFINISHED
Spanish NERFINISHED
Uruguayan Spanish NERFINISHED
hasLinguisticStructure own grammar
own lexicon
own phonology (manual and non-manual parameters)
hasModalityFeature use of body posture
use of facial expressions
use of handshape
use of location
use of movement
use of orientation
hasUserType Deaf people
children of Deaf adults in Uruguay
hard of hearing people
influencedBy local cultural influences in Uruguay
local linguistic influences in Uruguay
ISO639-3Code ugy
languageFamily French Sign Language family
modality visual-gestural
primaryUsers Deaf community in Uruguay
recognizedAs language of the Deaf community in Uruguay
region Montevideo NERFINISHED
other urban areas of Uruguay
usedBy sign language interpreters in Uruguay
usedIn Deaf community organizations in Uruguay
education of Deaf people in Uruguay
informal communication among Deaf Uruguayans
writingSystem no standard written form

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French Sign Language family hasMember Uruguayan Sign Language