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1. At that time, instruction taught signs but followed Finnish word order ( see Manually Coded Language ).
2. However, like Manually Coded Languages, 蓀閑's system was cumbersome and unnatural to deaf signers.
3. In this, it is similar to other manually coded languages, such as various versions of Signed English.
4. South African Sign Language is understood across the country, though sometimes sign-language interpreters use manually coded language.
5. Additionally, Clerc and Gallaudet may have used an artificially constructed form of manually coded language in instruction rather than true LSF.
6. It's difficult to find manually coded languages in a sentence. 用manually coded languages造句挺難的
7. While 蓀閑's system laid the philosophical groundwork for the later developments of Manually Coded Languages such as Signed English, it differed somewhat in execution.
8. Most sign language " interpreting " seen on television in the 1970s and 1980s would have in fact been a transliteration of an oral language into a manually coded language.
9. These manual alphabets began to be used to teach the deaf children of royalty in 17th century Spain, and can be seen as a kind of proto-manually coded language.
10. In addition to ISL, there is also Hebrew manually coded language used as a tool to teaching deaf children the Hebrew language, and for communication between deaf and hearing people.
11. In South Africa, manually coded language is used in education, as a bridge between South African Sign Language ( SASL ) and the eleven official oral languages of the country.
12. Notable examples include glossing as in an interlinear gloss and Kanbun  Japanese-ordered Classical Chinese and Manually coded languages, such as Manually Coded English, to bridge spoken languages and sign languages.
13. Manually coded language is commonly used instead of SASL for simultaneous translation from an oral language into sign, for example at the Deaf Forum that is held annually at different locations in the Western Cape.
14. The emerging recognition of sign languages in recent times has curbed the growth of manually coded languages, and in many places, interpreting and educational services now favor the use of the natural sign languages of the Deaf community.
15. The result is that, while deaf people from different language communities can communicate with each other without difficulty in SASL, they cannot understand " sign language " interpreters unless they have been schooled in the particular manually coded language used by the interpreter.
16. The real proliferation of such systems occurred in the latter half of the 20th century, and by the 1980s, manually coded languages were the dominant form of communication used by teachers and interpreters in classrooms with deaf students in many parts of the world.
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