USL dictionary

[Shane Gilchrist]

Karibu Hope!

Ugandan National Association of the Deaf sells the Dictionary - I am
meant to buy a copy myself!!!

I am sure Sam Lulato (the USL researcher) or myself can give you the
contact details if needed?

A large number of deaf Ugandans were educated in Kenya because until a
few years ago, there were no secondary schools for the Deaf.

Shane



2008/12/7 HMorgan <hopeemorgan at mac.com>:
> Ulrike,
> Who was the publisher of that dictionary of Ugandan SL? A quick internet
> search yielded very little. My own interest is Kenyan SL, but I've wondered
> how much the two share in lexical content.
> - Hope
> ____________________
> Hope E. Morgan
> hmorgan at ling.ucsd.edu
> hopeemorgan at mac.com
>
> Date: Sat, 06 Dec 2008 08:01:54 +0000
> From: "Ulrike Zeshan" <uzeshan at uclan.ac.uk>
> Subject: Re: [SLLING-L] Kinship terminology in SLs
> To: <slling-l at majordomo.valenciacc.edu>
>
> Another excellent recent dictionary I forgot to mention is the Ugandan Sign
> Language dictionary (I think 2006) by Wallin, Lutalo-Kiingi and other
> Ugandan colleagues.
>
> Ulrike
>
>
> Prof. Ulrike Zeshan
> Director, International Centre for Sign Languages and Deaf Studies
> Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
> Livesey House, LH212
> University of Central Lancashire
> Preston PR12HE, UK
> uzeshan at uclan.ac.uk
> Ph. +44-1772-893104
>
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