Myanmar Sign Language

 [également appelé Burmese Sign Language, မြန်ြာလက်သင်္ကေတမြဘာသာစကာ]

Classification : Sign Language

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Burmese Sign Language, မြန်ြာလက်သင်္ကေတမြဘာသာစကာ

Sign Language, Southeast Asian

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ISO 639-3

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"There are significant dialectal differences between Yangon and Mandalay which sometimes affect understanding. It is not clear if these differences are important enough to recognize the two varieties as separate languages. The decision may ultimately depend more on sociolinguistic factors of identity than on linguistic differences. For now, I am proposing that these two varieties be treated as just one language and share one code, because it will be better to have a code now than to wait until the issue is decided about how many varieties to recognize." - Naw Shay Myar (2020)

Research with fluent signers in Myanmar found only a 59% overlap in basic core vocabulary, indicating that Yangon SL and Manadaly SL are two separate languages. - James Woodward (2020)

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