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Originally Posted by Byrdie714
What about SEE? 
Is that considered a language? |
I agree.
Considering sign language as a language is something that's argued most.
I've seen people who say that SEE and ASL are separate languages, while some say one or the other aren't languages at all.
Think of it this way... sign language is language that is signed instead of spoken, right?
Well, if SEE is a form of sign language... then SEE should be considered a language. After all, it's something that's done separate from English. While the grammar and structure are similar, they're done separately.
I realized something a few days ago. You can tell if a person is speaking with an accent when they are speaking one language using the voice from another language. Well, the same applies to sign language. PSE is like signing ASL with SEE accent.
