hey do say that actions speak louder than words. With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, surprise your beloved with your newfound knowledge of Filipino Sign Language.
FSL stands for Filipino Sign Language, a form of visual and manual communication that includes facial expression and body movements used by deaf individuals and hearing interpreters in the Philippines. FSL is a distinct language with its own content, grammar and principles that are not dependent on spoken English or Filipino languages and is a completely visually-oriented language.
Here are 8 ways in by which that special day may be made more memorable with a declaration of love or the bittersweet lovers’ quarrel demonstrated by SDEAS students Niccolo Augustine Rivera, Christopher Maglaya, and Nicole Anne Marie Magpayo.
De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde School of Deaf Education and Applied Studies (SDEAS) offers programs which are responsive to the needs of the Deaf. SDEAS offers Filipino Sign Language (FSL) classes every trimester.
Contact 400-5406, 230-5100 local 1661 or deaf.partnerships@benilde.edu.ph. Like them on Facebook and follow them on Twitter (@DLSCSBSDEAS). Visit http://www.deaf-e-news.blogspot.com/.
