Egyptian Sign Language

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Egyptian Sign Language is the primary visual-gestural language used by the Deaf community in Egypt, belonging to the broader French Sign Language family.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf natural language
sign language
communicationMode face-to-face
interpreted on television
countryOfUse Egypt NERFINISHED
distinctFrom American Sign Language NERFINISHED
Arabic Sign Language (pan-Arab varieties) NERFINISHED
British Sign Language NERFINISHED
hasAcquisition learned as second language by hearing family members of Deaf Egyptians
learned natively by Deaf children of Deaf parents in Egypt
hasCommunity Egyptian Deaf community
hasDomain education
family communication
social media content by Deaf Egyptians
television broadcasting
workplace communication
hasLinguisticLevel morphology
phonology
pragmatics
semantics
syntax
hasRelation historical links to French Sign Language
hasUserGroup Deaf Egyptians NERFINISHED
hard of hearing Egyptians
hasVariation regional variation within Egypt
isNot dialect of spoken Arabic
signed form of Egyptian Arabic
ISOStatus has ISO 639-3 code (reported in linguistic databases)
isPartOf Francosign language family NERFINISHED
languageFamily French Sign Language family NERFINISHED
modality manual-visual
primaryUsers Deaf community in Egypt
recognitionStatus limited official recognition in Egypt
region Middle East
North Africa
usedBy sign language interpreters in Egypt
usedFor accessibility and inclusion of Deaf people in Egypt
usedIn Deaf education in Egypt
community events of Deaf Egyptians
media accessibility in Egypt
religious services with sign interpretation in Egypt
uses body posture
facial expressions
handshapes
movements
writingSystem no standard written form

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French Sign Language family hasMember Egyptian Sign Language