What language is spoken silently?

I did a course in sign language a few years ago , it’s really interesting, but as the saying goes “ if you don’t use it, you lose it “ 😳

I learned Auslan which in Australia is key-word signing so I could communicate with my son when he was a toddler who has ASD. It made such a difference, he is now 25 and talks well, actually has a huge vocabulary, is an excellent speller and has a phenomenal memory!

l heard some mothers teach it to their babies and toddlers to help them express themselves better.

My daughter has a degree in sign language interpretation. It is more complex than anyone can imagine.

Anna J, Yes Indeed

Bluemoon7, no, it's not easy. I learned signing years ago, but if you don't continuously use it, you'll forget it.

DawnyC, same with me

Why? I am dear. I use sign language.

Kudos to all the people who sign. It’s not easy at all. When I watch the news and there is a person there who signs.. it is hard they have to sign for fast talking people and sign sometimes emotional information…. They deserve allot of credit

They talk with their hands instead of their mouths. I know some sign language too.