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[Tomas Klapka]

Hi Valerie,

Signuno ought to be a signed esperanto (visualized esperanto) based on 
Gestuno signs and it is going to be presented in 2010.
I think it is very interesting but I really don't know what is it meaned 
to be for, because IMHO Deaf people don't need any visualized spoken 
language.

More information about Signuno can be found on

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signuno

and Gestuno

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gestuno
http://www.deaflinx.com/gestuno.html

Tomas

Valerie Sutton wrote:

> SignWriting List
> July 7, 2005
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> Hi Honza and Ingvild -
> We have a SignPuddle area for Signuno-Esperanto because a person from  
> France, who called him or herself Signuno, requested that we create a  
> SignPuddle for it...I believe Signuno is a new form of Gestuno? I am  
> not sure..but of course I am glad they are using SignWriting and we  
> are happy to provide a SignPuddle for it...If there are other people  
> who want a Gestuno SignPuddle, they just need to ask and we will  
> create an empty database for people to fill...  Val ;-)
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>>  know there used to exist a Gestuno-English dictionary. I think it was
>> the British Deaf Association that made it. I do not have it, but I  have
>> seen it. Ingvild
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>> I wander why there is only Gestuno-Esperanto dictionary. Why it is not
>> at least Gestuno-English-Esperanto dictionary?
>> thanks. I know nobody who uses Esperanto
>> Honza
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