Question

ASL is not a universal sign language, however, for those Deaf people involved in international business, government affairs, and other types of organizations, there is a mode of manual communication called “Gestuno” that is only known by those who need to use it. It is not a formal language, but is a way to cross the barriers of international signed languages. Do you think that a universal manual language would be a good idea? Why or why not? What about a universal spoken and written language? Why or why not?

Answer 1

A universal manual language will be a good idea to allow all deaf people to communicate despite their nationality. However, the creation of a universal language and written language is not necessary as the English language is already used.

What impact would have the creation of a worlwide manual language?

Often sign language is unique in each country, this limits the communication bewteen  deaf people from different nations. Due to this, the creation of a worldwide manual language would be a great idea as this would benefit deaf people communicating around the world.

Is a good idea to create a spoken/written universal language?

The creation of this type of language is rather innecessary as nowadays English language is the one used around the globe for communication.

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