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Maritime Canadian sign language

Maritime Sign Language is a sign language used in Canada's Atlantic provinces. Wikipedia →

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Community Placemaking in Maritime Sign Language

Judith Yoel · 2021 · Sign Language Studies · 1 citations
USAGE OF MARITIME SIGN LANGUAGE ON BOARD

Kaan Koyuncu, Leyla Tavacıoğlu · 2019 · NWSA Academic Journals · 1 citations

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